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I’m living alone now. It’s been 4 years since I lost my husband. I feel like I have moved on, and yet not. I’m still married, at least I feel like I am. How does one truly let go and move on? Is it possible? Is it necessary? Can I live in the shadow of a great love?
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Comment by Ess on March 19, 2023 at 12:18pm
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It struck me that you said...u still feel married. i say that too...and its been 6 yrs for me. I wonder if we will ever be able to let that feeling go. I was with him 42 yrs....more than i was home with mother n dad...more than half my life. We met in college as babies and grew up together. i dont think i will/ can ever let it all go. Im struggling ~
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