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We are burying my fiance today, feels very surreal. The hardest part about this is the loneliness, and how empty the apartment feels. Its gonna be a tough day for sure, but I have peace knowing she's…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Rosie Oct 10, 2020.
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"That is difficult to read without tears welling up in my eyes. I empathize. I've also lost a man I love. For me, the teeter-totter of emotions connected to the memories was chaotic for a while. I couldn't or maybe wouldn't move. A day…"
"I'm sorry. My husband died 8 years ago, one week after our wedding. He was & is the love of my life. I understand how surreal it feels, and everything else you said. "
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- About Me:
- I do construction work, 51, live on east coast , I have 5 grandkids, through my Fiance. I am trying to start a crafting business with a portion of the sales going to brain Tumor awareness and research, also will hopefully start a craft fair in my fiances honor as a fundraiser, i hope for it to be an annual thing.
- About my Loss:
- I lost my fiance to a glioblastoma brain cancer on the 23rd of August, her name was Stacey, she was the love of my life, she had a big heart, big smile. Always kind, she has 3 children from her previous marriage, and 5 grandchildren. I met her online in 2009. She was diagnosed with the brain tumor in February, she fought with everything she had. I know she is no longer suffering but I miss her dearly. She loved kids and worked as a daycare teacher.
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- At 10:49pm on May 16, 2025,
Erica Woodward said…
I need to have a word privately,Could you please get back to me on ( mrs.ericaw1@gmail.com)Thanks.
- At 11:50am on September 22, 2020,
Alma P said…
That is difficult to read without tears welling up in my eyes. I empathize. I've also lost a man I love. For me, the teeter-totter of emotions connected to the memories was chaotic for a while. I couldn't or maybe wouldn't move. A day at a time... in my own time.
She sounds like she lit a warm light inside of you. May that shine guide you as you journey through the roller coaster of loss.
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