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lost of a husband

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evening , i lost my husband two years ago in june im still finding some days so hard , i do try to keep busy and having a job helps alot but i find the weekends the hardest as i spend most of my time on my own , because im young most of my friends have their own families so they are busy having their own lives which is righty so , but i do feel lonely and also next year i will be 50 and i just feel that i dont have anything to look forward to in the future when i should , sorry for sounding so down 

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    Hi Mags,  I can relate to you. I lost my husband last June at the age of 57. Im 56 and feel exactly same as you. Weekends and evenings are the worst. 

    While im at work im fine and try and keep busy, I have good friends and family but like you say they all have their own lifes to live. Its very lonely and alot harder than anyone can ever imagine. We were married nearly 38 yrs when he passed together from teenagers its horrendous.

    take care Debbie

     

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    Hi Mags,  I can relate to you. I lost my husband last June at the age of 57. Im 56 and feel exactly same as you. Weekends and evenings are the worst. 

    While im at work im fine and try and keep busy, I have good friends and family but like you say they all have their own lifes to live. Its very lonely and alot harder than anyone can ever imagine. We were married nearly 38 yrs when he passed together from teenagers its horrendous.

    take care Debbie

     

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