And now, my turn to announce…
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Lynne, My deepest sympathy to you and your family. I hope there are some fond memories to help you through this difficult time.0
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Lynne, I’m so sorry for your loss. May your precious memories become a blessing.0
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Lynne I am sorry for your loss, this was very sudden. Like so many have said you have been a great caregiver despite all that you've face. I will continue to lift you up.
Stewart
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So So sorry.0
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Lynne my condolences to you. You have travel a rough road, may you have peace now.0
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Sorry for your loss. This has certainly given me pause. I wish you strength in the coming days.
Dave
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Lynn, I am sorry for your loss. Wishing you strength to manage the days ahead.
Take care
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I am sorry for your loss. I hope you are able to find peace quickly and begin an amazing new chapter in your life.0
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Peace to you too, Lynne.
Dominic
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The utter shock you must be feeling right now...I'm at a loss for words. You will be in my thoughts and prayers for healing your body and your soul. ((HUGS))0
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I am so sorry for your loss.
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The morning my husband died (been 5 years now) I was numb and so emotionally tired. After they came and took the body, the hospice nurse told me to go do something for myself. I had no idea what to do because all my life I’ve been focused on taking care of others, not myself (retired nurse and mother of autistic son). She suggest doing something crazy like painting my toenails red. (I’d never had a professional pedicure in my life.)
So, I walked into a nail salon that afternoon and asked them to paint my toenails red. Sitting next to me in a chair was another women getting her toes done. She complimented me on the shade of red and asked if it was my favorite color. I told her no, but that’s what the hospice nurse had suggested I do and that I had just lost my husband of 40 years.
The warm water and the foot rub did help relax me and helped clear my mind for a moment. When I went to pay for the pedicure, it had already been paid for by the woman sitting next to me in the chair. To this day, I keep my toe nails painted red. Every time I look down at my feet I remember that day.
One day at a time my friend. Sometimes one minute at a time! You will find yourself again. It just takes time to heal emotionally.
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Dear Lynne, I am so so sorry. I just have no words.
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Lynne,
I really am sorry for your loss. This disease takes no prisoners and grief is a constant. I hope your family and friends provide comfort. I wish you healing and peace.
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Lynne, I am so sorry. Please take care of yourself.0
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Lynne,
I am so sorry to hear this news. Even when the outcome is inevitable, we keep hoping for the best. You have traveled a long and bumpy road; rest and take care of yourself. Lynn
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Oh Lynne, I am so sorry. I haven't logged on for a while - still adjusting to placing DH, so it came as a shock to read this. You have my condolences. I know that there really are no words to comfort you - but please know that I am thinking of you. Peace be with you.0
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I’m sorry to hear about your husband. May you find peace in the days ahead, and may memories of happier times sustain you in the years to come.0
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My sincere condolences. Your husband is now at peace and I hope you are able to find some as well.0
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Lynne,
I am so sorry. God bless you, both.
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((((Lynne))))) You're in our thoughts. Hugs Zetta0
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Lynne -
I'm so very sorry to hear of your loss and I pray you are comforted by the knowledge that you were his rock and did everything within your power to support and advocate for him. I lost my dad to advanced Alzheimers and when he died, I was filled with mixed emotions - wouldn't wish another day of his misery, yet there is still that empty chair. Now my DH has Dementia and our journey down that road is unescapable. It's a hellish disease and I know how relieved you must be that your DH has been set free - Still, there is the loss, the grief and sorrow I know you are feeling, and you will be in my prayers. God bless you and may He heal your broken heart.
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