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Allowed to be pissed, allowed to be drunk and allowed to post as many threads as long as YOU
LizBeth
Sep 2020
#13
Yes, that is part of it. Anger is what I felt when my husband died suddenly of a heart
japple
Sep 2020
#25
Wow. Losing a spouse or partner is one of the very hardest things to deal with.
Kablooie
Sep 2020
#37
I am so sorry for your loss, and glad that you were able to climb out of that bottle. We are happy
niyad
Sep 2020
#87
Dear Soph, I'm so, so sorry. Do what you need to do for as long as you need to --
fierywoman
Sep 2020
#61
Sometimes we just need a little or maybe a lot of soothing relief from this world.
efhmc
Sep 2020
#67
Soph, I'm really sorry. I'd be right where you are if it was me and the love of my life.
BComplex
Sep 2020
#75
Virtual hugs to you, dear Soph. It is okay to be pissed, in both senses. I cannot imagine your pain
niyad
Sep 2020
#84
The anger is normal. I know. My son was 24 and my husband had been at my side 54 years.
appleannie1
Sep 2020
#105
