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child or adult what is the difference?? the hurt and grief?

alishawith4
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My 17 year old son is terminal according to oncologist.  He is dying from recurring medulloblastoma.  I want to know how any mother can recover, live, after this hell, injustice!!!!!!  If my beautiful saintly child was an adult it would not differ.  How does it with you ?  

 

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    Hi

    I am finding it so difficult at the moment I think it is because it will be July soon and that is when my beautiful daughter died and it will be two years since she went.  Sometimes I think it is easier and other times not. I always wonder what she would be doing and how much she is missing.... and I miss her so so much. I try to keep busy but she is in my thoughts always, but you just cope somehow.

    Life is very unfair.

     

     

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    Hi

    I am finding it so difficult at the moment I think it is because it will be July soon and that is when my beautiful daughter died and it will be two years since she went.  Sometimes I think it is easier and other times not. I always wonder what she would be doing and how much she is missing.... and I miss her so so much. I try to keep busy but she is in my thoughts always, but you just cope somehow.

    Life is very unfair.

     

     

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