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In reply to the discussion: My mid-sixties sister-in-law is on her deathbed... [View all]malaise
(295,003 posts)19. Yes as hard as it is for families and friends
knowing that someone is fading away is less shocking than these gun slaughters.
Still for the person suffering and wasting away it is no picnic. She must so look forward to your calls.
We recently went to two funerals in three days. Both were friends in their sixties.
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I am so sorry for both your SIL and brother. She is fortunate she has you as a friend and confi-
monmouth3
May 2014
#11
Loss is scarring, and how we share that loss together can deepen remaining relationships.
ancianita
May 2014
#12
You are both fortunate to have each other, and I am sorry to hear of the dire consequences to come.
Jefferson23
May 2014
#18
Cancer sucks. Violent death by crazed shooter sucks. Both are so random as to
FailureToCommunicate
May 2014
#24
I'm sorry. I just lost my brother-in-law of 43 years to a sudden recurrence of cancer.
sinkingfeeling
May 2014
#36