A week after my Grandma has died, we’ve had another death in the family. This time on my mother’s side. And this time a suicide.
I’m going to need a little break, ok? Be back soon.
A week after my Grandma has died, we’ve had another death in the family. This time on my mother’s side. And this time a suicide.
I’m going to need a little break, ok? Be back soon.
oh my goodness, jodes. that is so devastating. i’m so sorry. =(
I’m sorry Jodi. We’ll be here. Let me know if you need anything.
I’m so sorry! My thoughts and prayers for strength are with you and your family!
Aw, Jodi. I’m sorry. You’re in my thoughts. Take care of yourself and see you when you return.
Take Air,
zanie
Oh Jodi, I am so sorry. If you ever need to talk to someone whose been there, you know where to reach me, sweetie. Love you!
Geez-Louise! Be brave little soldier!
Loss of a loved one is especially hard when it’s not their time.
Illness comes in many forms and many guises. Mental illness robs the mind of rational thought, making decisions to end the “pain” flawed and scarred.
For that reason alone, death by one’s own self should always be ruled as death by disease: If it was known how much pain would be passed around to the whole family, it would have never happened in the first place. The disease silenced that thinking, though.
I’m so sorry for your loss. My deepest condolences.
oh no! my thoughts are with you. and if you need anything, just ask.
Damn girl. Please know that your many friends are here for you. Never hesitate, never. Take care and my thoughts will be with you.
Damn =(
Take all the time you need… we’ll wait =)
let me know if there is anything I can do
Oh Sweetie, may I offer my condolences to you and to your family. I wish I had wiser words for you, something that would make it all be ‘better’, but I don’t. I just wanted you to know you and your family are in my thoughts and being held close to my heart during your time of grief.