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How To Survive Loss Of A Loved One

By: Delightfu11deb
Written on March 10th, 2012
Age: 36-40 , Female
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  • amanalone

    I can truly understand how you feel.

    To cut a long story short, my wife was two timing me which I did not know about.My Father died, and thatwas when she really put the boot in for the next two years until Li left and took the two boys back to my mothers (all of us).

    We were with my mother for just over a year. I got a divorce, kept the boys but gave her visiting if they wated to see her, but she kept my daughter away.

    The I got remarried and my mother died a month to the day I remarried.

    The I had a year of sorting out my mothers estate without any help of my brother.

    And all this time I had an ongoing custody battle. Then My daughter at 9 ran away so to speak from her mother,

    She was on access one weekkend and would not go back.

    Police and everything,

    Social services and my 9 year old told them straight herself she did not want to see her mother.

    and my poor second wife stood by me all the time.



    I just hope that you start having a better period in your life

    Apr 4, 2012
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  • 8pops

    Youve been through so much heartache, what happened to your girl was she stolen?

    I really feel for you, im a mum too. lol

    Mar 29, 2012
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    • Delightfu11deb

      No she died after an operation she had , don't know the cause as I refused an autopsy didn't see the point it wasn't going to bring her back an ty

      Mar 29, 2012
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  • ksunbiz

    I have also danced in the courtyards of hell. A toast to you, I, and all the other people who's been to hell and back. Stand strong and keep moving ahead.

    Mar 18, 2012
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    • Delightfu11deb

      Couldn't of said better myself ty

      Mar 19, 2012
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