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Tsiyu

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31. xchrom, you always post the best threads
Sun Dec 23, 2012, 01:35 PM
Dec 2012


and this one is so needed right now.

To all those who have lost their babies - and they are always our babies -

I recently found out an old friend lost his son a few years ago. I asked him how he dealt with that. He said he wanted to kill himself many times, but he would set a date a month or so ahead, and each time he made it to that date, he set another date, until he didn't feel that way any more.

Even when there are other children, as with my friend, that loss is so profound and wrong, it twists the mind.

My condolences to all parents who have lost their babes.


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Recommended. H2O Man Dec 2012 #1
Important thread malaise Dec 2012 #2
They have such a difficult road easttexaslefty Dec 2012 #3
Life is never the same again. It goes on but it is never the same. When my daughter died I was monmouth3 Dec 2012 #4
... xchrom Dec 2012 #5
Thank you and back at you..n/t monmouth3 Dec 2012 #23
Yes. Life is never the same. easttexaslefty Dec 2012 #8
My prayers and blessing goes out to you...Easttexaslefty. Ivywoods55 Dec 2012 #14
Hugs to you... monmouth3 Dec 2012 #22
Double hugs..... Ivywoods55 Dec 2012 #10
Thank you Ivywoods55.. monmouth3 Dec 2012 #20
Bless you, Xchrom, as a mother who has also loss a child... Ivywoods55 Dec 2012 #6
i wish you Peace, ivywoods55. xchrom Dec 2012 #7
Thank you Xchrom, and I wish and pray... Ivywoods55 Dec 2012 #11
"how hard life becomes" easttexaslefty Dec 2012 #9
The same to you also Easttexaslefty... Ivywoods55 Dec 2012 #12
A beautifully written article. Arkansas Granny Dec 2012 #13
Bless you Arkansas Granny... Ivywoods55 Dec 2012 #15
It's so true. Sometimes no words are best. OneGrassRoot Dec 2012 #16
Peace be with you, onegrassroot. nt xchrom Dec 2012 #17
when my son die 13 years ago riverbendviewgal Dec 2012 #18
... OneGrassRoot Dec 2012 #19
thank you riverbendviewgal Dec 2012 #25
I am without words. Evergreen Emerald Dec 2012 #30
"I just exist by pretending" renate Dec 2012 #32
May God grant you peace, Riverbendviewgal... Ivywoods55 Dec 2012 #33
Now you've got me crying!!! Again!!! Auntie Bush Dec 2012 #36
Good advice riverbendviewgal Dec 2012 #37
K&R 99Forever Dec 2012 #21
Please read - tells us what REALLY help a grieving person. nt s-cubed Dec 2012 #24
Wish i could give you a hug vankuria Dec 2012 #26
first, a hug... icarusxat Dec 2012 #27
It changes your life forever xloadiex Dec 2012 #28
When my 5 year old daughter died I would have traded places in a heart beat randr Dec 2012 #29
Agreed, Randr, I so agree. Ivywoods55 Dec 2012 #34
The empathy we feel is randr Dec 2012 #35
xchrom, you always post the best threads Tsiyu Dec 2012 #31
Reading more comments on this link riverbendviewgal Dec 2012 #38
the old adage, "Time heals all wounds" simply is not true Skittles Dec 2012 #39
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