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Bereavement
In reply to the discussion: My little sister died yesterday. She was 58. Pancreatic cancer. I turned 65 the day before that. [View all]calimary
(87,291 posts)28. We all share those complaints and that witness.
Im so sorry for your losses and the hills youre this forced to climb. The lost loved ones youll never see again.
Small comfort: theres a couple of people who are dear to me who Ive lost - who I still talk to all the time, anyway. I take it on sheer faith that they can somehow hear me and know how I feel, whether its anger Im STILL working on getting through, or love, however unrequited and maybe even fanciful - what never quite got off the ground and all that. I still talk to em.
And they cant interrupt, question what Im saying, or yell at me, or tell me I got it wrong or that its somehow all my fault, or hang up on me. And I always get the last word!
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My little sister died yesterday. She was 58. Pancreatic cancer. I turned 65 the day before that. [View all]
BoomaofBandM
May 2023
OP
Cancer is nasty. I'm sorry it has taken so many in your family, BoomaofBandM.
Diamond_Dog
May 2023
#5
My condolences to you and thank you for sharing. Yes, we blame 'those people' for this bullshit
CurtEastPoint
May 2023
#9
So sorry you lost your little sister and other family members to variations of the big C word.
Backseat Driver
May 2023
#31