death quotes of a loved one

I love Breaking Bad! Best show ever! Loved the finale, too! One of my favorite quotes: Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Just walk beside me, and be my friend. I heard it many years ago, and I can not remember who the originator is.

As for the deceased boyfriend, that could explain a measure of depression. I was still getting over the death of a former boyfriend while I was dating the man I described in the first paragraph, here. Admittedly, I was depressed off-and-on during our relationship because I was still mourning the loss of the previous boyfriend. And, my sporadic gloominess could have weighed on a man who was already clinically depressed. So, your notion about something "...

Don't most states have a Dept of Human Services or a similar agency who assists people in search of someone for help? Often they can refer you to free care or other resources available in your area. Liz's advice is good too, as annual checkups are needed by all three of you. So, DHS or some similar agency, doctors, and trusted friends are all good places to begin your search, for all 3 of you need good support systems right now!

Every single act and thought plays a role in shaping our existence, in both life and death. The law of causality permeates and molds the great eternal flow of cosmic life. What, then, are the practical implications of this philosophy? How should it affect our conduct and our outlook? In the first place it provides us with the courage to challenge both life and death.

He said I had not been bereaved long enough hahahaha OMG I looked at him and said that is what I thought you would say but WHAT says when you have been bereaved long enough after the death of my husband and daughter in such a short time?

I have a fear of death. Mostly the death of a loved one. I worry so much that if I lost one of my family members I don't know what would happen to me, I think I would go crazy, it would ruin my life, I feel like crying when I think about it, I shouldn't worry but I do, which makes it worse because they are going to all die one day, this scares me because they are so important to me.

Has anyone found keeping a memento of some sort close by which memorialized a loved one help in the grieving process?

I have a husband who is being treated for depression and anxiety. I'm not sure what's caused the culmination of events; however I am now seriously looking into getting him some in patient care. On top of his pdoc meds he is also being treated for several physical things. I'm familar with when a physical symptom warrants a er or hospital visit. I don't know when the symptom of "sleeps all day, won't wake propperly" warrants such thing.

I have to agree with Prospero73, unless you have experienced the death of a loved one, you really don't know how to response to someone who has had such a great loss as a child. Any loss is great, but when my mother died, I had people tell me that she is in a better place. The grave for me is not a better place, but as a Christian, I understood the intent. An appropriate response would be a sincere one....

Is there someone else he thinks is his mother? i.e., his dad remarried when the child was so young he really didn't have a memory?

Whether the departure of a loved one is sudden, or has been anticipated over a period of time, we experience a powerful and complex range of emotions of grief – including disbelief, shock, anger, hatred, guilt, loss of faith, fear of the future, loneliness, regret.

Hi, you and I have similar stories, but I has 7 death's in a 6 month period including my mother who died in my arms in July and two weeks, before Christmas, my brother and wife loss their first child. My brother married and a week later, my mother died. He married and my mother was so ill, she couldn't attend and my father and I had to leave the wedding at 10:30 pm, because we had to get back to my dying mom.

What a terrible tragedy. I am so sorry for you both. It may make you feel less alone to know nearly the same thing happened to me with my first dog, Travis. He was over 13 years old and LOVED to chew on bones. I had smoked a rack of pork ribs and as usual, passed one over to him. That night and the next day he was vomiting up everything including water.

We went to the hospital 4 days ago for a cat scratch on her hand that got massively infected to the dr telling her her liver is shot ! Guess thats what happens when you drink a 18 pack a day and take pain pills on top of it. We are now on the 3rd day of and this has been the worst day yet. It is so hard to watch someone you love go thru this. I have recorded her the past two days. They say you do not remember any thing when you come to but I will remember this the rest of my life !!

I understand that this is a social side of the Hep C boards, as I have been around here a long time. I also understand why people post the quotes and jokes and please understand, I was not trying to criticize anyone about it. It, personally, is not my thing, but it's fine if it helps other people. Just like on Facebook, I see lots of quotes and sayings that people post, but I just skim over them, because it's just not something that I want to take the time out to read.

have we lost people as in have people passed on? Here is one of the problems with the internet if one day someone stop posting you really dont know what happen to them did they just leave did something happen .....you try not to worry about that and support everyone here the best you can.

I am so very sorry for the loss of your Annabelle. I lost my Maddie (16) just last week, and understand the pain you are going through. I picked up her ashes yesterday, and attached to the box was this: "Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened," Anatole France We couldn't hurt this much had we not loved, I found comfort and thanks in those words... I hope you can too.

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m so excited I can barely sit still or hold a thought in my head. I think its the excitement only a free man can feel. A free man, at the start of a long journey, whose conclusion is uncertain. I hope I can make it across the border. I hope I can see my friend and shake his hand. I hope that Pacific is as blue as it has been in my dreams. I hope...

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