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I lost my mum on the 2nd of October she hadoesn't servical cancer she was the best I am only 15 and I miss her so bad I believe that she didoesn't not deserve to die no one does death can't kill what never dies in went down stairs to go to the bathroom and I was just talking to my mumind for a bit and she went quite half way through the sentence I thought she was sleeping but no she died then the next day when I woke up my hole family was there and they told me that she died in her sleep she died in front of me It hurtsunami

 

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    Hi Lisa,

    So sorry to read about your Mum, losing a Mum to cancer is hard at any age, but more so when you are so young but old enough to understand exactly what's going on.

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    Have you told anyone that you think you were with her when she died? She might easily have fallen asleep while you were talking to her and then died later on. The GP might be able to give a time of death, if this is troubling you.

    Either way she either passed away with someone that she loved or peacefully in her sleep - something many of us who have cancer wish for. 

    I hope you get through the coming weeks OK, don't hesitate to post again - especially if things get tough.

    Best wishes
    Dave

     

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