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In reply to the discussion: Mr. Tavernier passed away last Sunday. [View all]pandr32
(14,307 posts)102. So sorry you lost your spouse
It is a fear for many of us.
One of the things I can think to suggest is to create a journal and write about Mr. Tavernier and your relationship. Writing about your grief may help because it is an outlet that you can pour as much of your feelings into as you wish. In the end you will have something special, but can add to it always.
Another thing to think about is taking a trip to break your routine. Take in new culture, new sights, new people.
Best to you.
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Condolences, take your time, reflect, may be do something in his name . This is what i
lunasun
May 2017
#33
That sounds like a precious memory. Wishing you many more of those glimpses of comfort as
JudyM
May 2017
#68
So very sorry. Maybe reach out to Du'er annabanana. I believe she can help you...
Phentex
May 2017
#71
Lost y husband ten years ago, he was 61, I was 51. Still miss him every day. Still cry
notdarkyet
May 2017
#72