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Bereavement

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6. Thanks MADem.

Sat Jun 6, 2015, 06:50 AM

Jun 2015

They (my family) were trying to protect me by not talking about him and I let them know that the stroke didn't change my need to grieve with them.

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I don't know how to [View all] ohheckyeah Jun 2015 OP

I don't know what to say F4lconF16 Jun 2015 #1

Thank you, ohheckyeah Jun 2015 #2

Oof... F4lconF16 Jun 2015 #4

My husband has been wonderful ohheckyeah Jun 2015 #5

It is pretty horrible, isn't it? MADem Jun 2015 #3

Thanks MADem. ohheckyeah Jun 2015 #6

Let them know that, though stroke can sometimes bring emotions to MADem Jun 2015 #7