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Bereavement

auntAgonist

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3. Uben, I read many of your posts throughout your journey with your wife and her illness.

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Tue Mar 6, 2012, 12:20 AM

Mar 2012

It's no wonder that you find yourself with time and no desire to do things.

You were there every step of the way. It's going to take time to get used to this. Of that I'm sure.

Things will fall into place when you are ready for them to do so. In the mean time just take care of you!!

Thinking of you ... Wishing you the best.

aA
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Today marks one month since she died [View all] Uben Mar 2012 OP

You will do what needs done in your own time..... livetohike Mar 2012 #1

So many of us have found ourselves in the same situation. My sympathy to you. Paper Roses Mar 2012 #2

Uben, I read many of your posts throughout your journey with your wife and her illness. auntAgonist Mar 2012 #3

it takes time CountAllVotes Mar 2012 #4

It is just damn hard. We are Devo Mar 2012 #5

I understand. It's hard to sleep, and it's hard to get moving on things like that. If you GreenPartyVoter Mar 2012 #6