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BillyIdol
- Jan 10, 2025
- 85
I really dont want to write much about this topic. Im just curious about moving on. How does one can accept the death of their loved ones and move on;?
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JesiBel
4rp14
- Dec 5, 2024
- 447
It takes time to heal and accept reality. My nonno (grandpa) passed away in 2019, and it was difficult, almost like a father to me, the best man I've ever met.
I cried a lot and dreamed about him constantly. Until I had to accept that there was nothing else I could do. And be grateful for all the years we shared together.
I guess he wouldn't like me to remember him with sadness. I have a photo of him in the living room, where I can always see him.
I cried a lot and dreamed about him constantly. Until I had to accept that there was nothing else I could do. And be grateful for all the years we shared together.
I guess he wouldn't like me to remember him with sadness. I have a photo of him in the living room, where I can always see him.
There's no moving on when your live-in girlfriend of 35 years dies, I will never fully accept her death
Dude, Pirate Software posted a short on this not too long ago. Maybe not "how" but definitely some good advice about grieving.
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