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My aunt died this morning. (Original Post) 47of74 Oct 2016 OP
My condolences to you, my dear 47of74... CaliforniaPeggy Oct 2016 #1
i was thinking along the lines of what peggy said orleans Oct 2016 #2
It just never ends :( I'm so sorry for your loss no matter how close or distant you were .. auntAgonist Oct 2016 #3

CaliforniaPeggy

(152,451 posts)
1. My condolences to you, my dear 47of74...
Sun Oct 16, 2016, 01:40 PM
Oct 2016

It is never easy to see a family member die, however distant they might be.

Unfortunately, as we age, so do our families, and it's not uncommon to witness the deaths of our family members. It is something we all share.

You are in my thoughts...

orleans

(35,249 posts)
2. i was thinking along the lines of what peggy said
Thu Oct 20, 2016, 12:32 AM
Oct 2016

the older we get, the older those around us get, the more loss we experience

i'm sorry you & your family are going through this again.

auntAgonist

(17,257 posts)
3. It just never ends :( I'm so sorry for your loss no matter how close or distant you were ..
Thu Oct 20, 2016, 08:34 AM
Oct 2016

Losing another family member stirs up so many emotions doesn't it? It's not necessarily the loss of that one person. We might not have known them very well or felt particularly close to them as you indicated but, they are members of our extended family and we are all connected somehow.
Their passing reminds us of the way we felt when our close family member, close friend, or even a neighbour passes away.
It dredges up all of the pain, sadness and anxiety.

But know this, the pain does change, .. never goes away as you know.
It changes and we deal with it.

Sincere condolences to you in all your losses.

kesha

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