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Rebl2

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4. My father
Tue Aug 31, 2021, 09:19 PM
Aug 2021

died a couple of weeks ago. He was in his nineties. It has been sad and troubling to watch his health fail over the past ten years. I did not cry much over his death because I have witnessed the misery he has gone through. I have happy memories of him and am thankful for that. I do not appreciate it when people say oh he lived into his nineties how wonderful. No it wasn’t wonderful. He suffered a lot and it was NOT wonderful to watch him suffer.

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