Guest guest Posted June 13, 2010 Report Share Posted June 13, 2010 Oh my. Those are very difficult losses. I'm so sorry for both of you. It seems impossible to survive. I lost a daughter but she was only 5 days old - to a severe brain defect. Nevertheless, it was many years before I could manage the pain of the grief. Please know that all parents were greiving with you on that day. Blessings, Anne in tx > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 18, 2010 Report Share Posted June 18, 2010 All, My sister lost both her daughters, one with a cerebral hemorrhage at 29 (my niece with five years difference) and the other on active duty in Spain in a car wreck at 34. I was there when she got the call about her daughter in Spain. She had flown in because my Mother had a heart attack. I don't know how she has done it because the sons that were left stay in trouble with the law and drugs. She has had an early heart attack and keeps things inward, it is difficult to know what to say, but just to let her know I love her and will do what I can. I felt helpless to assist her but just did what I could. My prayers are with you and send thoughts of support and wish the strength of family, neighbors and friends are there to help you through the time of grieving. There are many support groups out there if you think you might want to research them. Thinking of you and wishing you well. Bennie in Tx Anne Andis wrote: Oh my. Those are very difficult losses. I'm so sorry for both of you. It seems impossible to survive. I lost a daughter but she was only 5 days old - to a severe brain defect. Nevertheless, it was many years before I could manage the pain of the grief. Please know that all parents were grieving with you on that day. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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