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23 Jan 2020

January 23, 2020: ONE YEAR

by Amanda Grabler | posted in: After Death, From the Caregiver, Grief, Support, Updates, Widowed | 0

January 23, 2020 10:42am Twelve Months One year. ONE YEAR. “I can’t imagine, any greater fear. Than waking up, without you here. And though the sun, would still shine on. My whole world, would all be gone.” – Sara Evans, … Continued

2020, anniversary, feelings, life after death, Looking Back, memories, widow
23 Dec 2019

December 23, 2019: Eleven Months

by Amanda Grabler | posted in: After Death, From the Caregiver, Grief, Widowed | 0

12/23/2019 10:42am Eleven months. Eleven months of lonely even when I’m not by myself. This morning before I went to bed, the lyrics that popped into my head: Lay a whisper on my pillow Leave the winter on the ground … Continued

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23 Nov 2019

November 23, 2019: Ten Months

by Amanda Grabler | posted in: After Death, From the Caregiver, Grief, Widowed | 0

11/23/2019 10:42am Ten months. Two months until it is a year. How? HOW could it already be almost a year since you left me? Left our life? Our future? Our .. our us? Ten months and it still seems ridiculous … Continued

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20 Nov 2019

November 14, 2019: Beginning of the end, 1 year later

by Amanda Grabler | posted in: After Death, From the Caregiver, Grief, Widowed | 0

A friend of mine recently shared the list below for couples to repost with their own info . . . . it made me sad. But I also thought I would share it here for you all to see a … Continued

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23 Oct 2019

October 23, 2019: Nine Months

by Amanda Grabler | posted in: After Death, From the Caregiver, Grief, Widowed | 0

CN: Visually painful, descriptive, and jarring memories from severe hospital ineptitude mentioned. Starting/ending of that section is marked. (Text only, no photos, btw.) 10/23/2019 10:42am Nine Months Alone.   I feel all hollowed out inside.  I do things, and see … Continued

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