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In reply to the discussion: 40 years ago today, my life changed forever. [View all]kag
(4,197 posts)54. My two kids are both gemini.
Their birthdays are only 3 days apart (plus two years) and they are, at 19 and 21, each other's best friends. They share an apartment in Denver. I would be destroyed if anything ever happened to either of them, but I know that it would probably affect the other one even more. I don't dwell on that, but I would be lying if I said it hadn't crossed my mind in those dark moments when such thoughts invade my mind.
Catwoman, I am so sorry for your loss. I know that even forty years later it still tugs at your heart. (I was 16 when my mom died of cancer 38 years ago.) Thank you for sharing your story, and I will be sending thoughts of love and strength your way today.
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I am so sorry for your loss. How generous of you to share your story with us, thank you.
FM123
Feb 2018
#20
I just recently started to think about the possibility of not having my sister on earth with me
onlyadream
Feb 2018
#23
I was 15 when my brother was killed in a plane crash on his way to Vietnam.
Freedomofspeech
Feb 2018
#49
Dear 3catwoman3, I feel the irreplaceable loss of your magnificent brother,
peacebuzzard
Feb 2018
#60