Bereavement
In reply to the discussion: I met with attorneys yesterday over my wife. [View all]SpamWyzer
(385 posts)and you manifest strength. That is how you show the love you still feel for Elizabeth. I know some of your pain. I lost my wife of 40 years to a leukemia diagnosis that was so slow, that no action was possible despite months of handling by doctors. I remain, 6 years into the loss, angry. My anger has made me stronger and more able to accept what happened. I hope you find peace, the loss is the worst event that can happen in a happily married man's life. Your daughters need you and you need them. I hope for resolution for all of you. The doubts and feelings that are so disturbing and disturbed will begin to quiet one day, when you least notice it. The pain will be a bit less and the burden will be a bit lighter. I say this based on my slow recovery. Life is for the living. It is. May Elizabeth rest in peace, may your heart's pain be eased and may acceptance fill your heart with the love you have for all your women. Just a stranger sending love to another hurting man. PS, your guitar work with #16 (?) is a very special thing. I enjoy reading of your good times. Big Hug Duncanpup.
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