Grief never leaves us. It shrinks from a great, consuming, pit, to something smaller, more manageable over time. A scar remains. But grief never leaves us. Author Unknown
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That special loss can never be healed. The sorrow will always be there but, somehow, over the years, we get stronger.
dare2dream
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Apr 2, 2019
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I am very aware of that as several family members have died over the last four years
WayneDalton
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Apr 2, 2019
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Very depressing thought....could be expressed in a more positive and uplifting manner. I can’t deal with downbeat messages of grief and scars at the moment.
Marionville
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Apr 2, 2019
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I can't deal with positive and uplifting. When I can I guess I'll be halfway there.
@Doraz Thank you....I know you are finding it hard too. ?
true. i lost my wife four years ago. grief eases to a manageable level. if it doesmn't, you're in trouble
TheDoubter
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Apr 2, 2019
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