In Memoria...

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Michael_Xi
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Post by Michael_Xi »

My Condolences to You and your Family. :-(
This will be in your daughter's memory forever as well, and may well help her to be a better person and make good decisions as she grows.
Mortality is so Double-Edged.....
I'm not looking forward to an upcoming round of Death in my Family.
I have several grandparents who are due before too long.
One's only in her 70's, but she's been "Almost dead" for over a decade, bouncing back every few months.
My only living Grandfather is close to 80. Despite being fairly spry, he's deteriorating ever more quickly as the years pass. His wife, (My Grandmother's Sister... They Married in their Elder years, after my grandmother's death...) is becoming quite Fragile as well, and I know that that takes it's toll as well.
I see it coming, but I've been living in a bit of "Safety-Denial".
Your post reminds me of the value of the time that EXISTS, since it WON'T always be the way it is now...
Endings? New Beginnings?
Either way, there's a Pain-Factor.... :(
Be Strong, and Hold your daughter Tightly.
:)
Quick!!!
Let's Make Love....
Before You Die.......
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My heart and mind go out to you, I wish you comfort in your grief.
The things you can't remember tells the things you can't forget
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