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Hit and run...24

Started by RedheadRiter , author of The Redhead Riter - Witty, Intelligent & Addictive 7/30/2012 2:01:07 PM

Last week I had a friend pass away and this weekend, an acquaintance daughter died in a hit and run accident at the young age of 24. 

How do you cope with death?

What self-help do you practice?

What helps you and your family?

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I'm glad someone else cries, cries and cries! I just can't help it! Tears just spill out of me like Niagara Falls! 

Thanks {{{hugsss}}}

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Carol said ...
Cry, cry, cry, ~ talk with friends, family, therapist, walk, exercise, journal, beat a pillow ~ scream


You are a very special woman to be able to be a Hospice worker.  {{{{hugssss}}}}


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Ann said ...
Along with going to funerals of loved ones I work with the elderly, as well as Hospice. Death is much too familiar. Sometimes it can just overwhelm me, but most of the time I am able to work my way thru and I do believe they are at rest. .


{{{{BIG HUGSSSSS}}}} for you Katlupe. I'm so glad that you had your dad for so long. Maybe when he passes, he will sit and chat with my dad and they can talk about how great their daughters are wink


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katlupe said ...
I agree with that. I am going through a process now, that I am certain will end with the death of my wonderful father. He is 93 years old, lived a very independent life until he had a stroke a couple of weeks ago. Now he has Pneumonia and is back in the hospital. I believe they released him too soon a few days ago. So hard to deal with because I love him so much, but he is prepared to go and I am his health care proxy and it is so hard to say do not prolong his life. But he trusted me out of everyone with his affairs and I have to live up to that trust.



If I sing, people would die. wink

Okay, I don't sing THAT bad, but pretty close to it. LOL

I do sing when I'm alone and it does bring peace.


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Ugochi said ...
Singing songs of worship can be soothing too...I reckon there are many others


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author of Teshuva 8/4/2012 1:18:20 PM

Lol! ...That is the most important thing.

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RedheadRiter said ...
I do sing when I'm alone and it does bring peace.


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author of outmumbered 8/7/2012 6:44:29 AM

I've never had anyone close to me die suddenly apart from 2 grandparents.  They were very very old so it wasn't so much of a shock.  I'm not sure how I would cope if someone close to me were to die.  I have a phobia of death and try not to think about it ever.  Thats probable not very healthy though.


I try not to think about it either. Death feels so final sometimes.


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Emma said ...
I've never had anyone close to me die suddenly apart from 2 grandparents.  They were very very old so it wasn't so much of a shock.  I'm not sure how I would cope if someone close to me were to die.  I have a phobia of death and try not to think about it ever.  Thats probable not very healthy though.


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