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Bereavement
In reply to the discussion: My daughter died 20 years ago today. [View all]barbtries
(29,955 posts)57. yes.
We go on. My youngest son was 9 when Bekah died. But I also wanted to live for me, myself. I still do. My children and grandchildren are my greatest joy. I work and enjoy it, take pride in doing it well. In 20 years I've really turned my life around and pulled us out of poverty. It's all good.
I always feel as if it's especially unfair when a parent loses multiple children, or when a parent loses their only child. I wish it never happened to anyone.
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Your love for Bekah throbs in every word of your post. Take care of yourself. She'd want that. nt
Atticus
Jul 2021
#2
How horrific. Barb. I am so sorry that she was taken from you like that. I can't imagine life
Evolve Dammit
Jul 2021
#26