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08-15-2007, 02:28 AM #33Senior Member
has anyone had to deal with the loss of a loved one?
Originally Posted by partyguy420
You were very lucky to have a grandpa so lovingly involved in your life. What a wonderful gift. For both of you.
I can very much try to let you know, you are not alone.
With me/my family, it started around when I was 8. My grandpa passed away. The rents basically shielded me from the ceremonies/services.
A couple of years later, a young family member was murdered. That damn near tossed everybody over the edge.
BUT THEN another 2 years passes and my father dies!!!!
I was sure that was it. I was basically done with life at that point. I gave up because to me, there was no reason to even go on.
Somehow I managed to go on only to have my bosses 4 year old daughter die of cancer. (I'd known her before she was out of the belly). I didn't think I could take anymore. omg!
Then the kickers my best friend commits suicide. (I'll never figure that one out as he had a FANTASTIC family and life) and my other best male friend accidently (?) drove off a cliff.
That was all before I was 19.
Believe me. death doesn't stop and it could be any of us at any second.
How to deal with it?
Everybody mourns in their own way. Losing a loved one is insanely hard.
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