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That't's how I think too elyse.
I see Candace's girl's growing up but the hardest thing will be when my lil bro's daughter gets married. She asked me, "who will give me away?". I said, "Grandpa" and I hope he's still her for her because he just turned 89. My Dad told me he'd live to 120, so we're good!
Dear Elyse:
I know what you mean. The pain for me is often as raw as when the loss of my sister first happened. It is true though that we go on and my sister even told me that about a month before she went home with the Lord. She said you have to go on Karen but she thought family gatherings would be difficult as she is not there with us. And they are hard. But I try and feel her presence everyday and will never forget the love we had and have for one another as sisters.
Take care and I hope life becomes kinder.
Karen
HIi Elyse:
It is so hard not have regrets but I know your brother would not want you regretting anything. Your love for him is so clear through your posts and I know he knew how much you cared. I know that my sister knew she was loved.
Please take care,
Karen
Not a day goes by that Doug's image isn't in my head.I know his wife, daughter, my Dad, sister, brother and friends think of him often too!!! He's a natural comedian and always had me laughing uncontrollably on the phone. He'll be missed! I'm mad! WHY is he gone!!! He's such a fair and honest guy!!! Great Father. Exceptional brother! He should BE HERE!!!
Hi there-
I think that goes ditto for all of us about our loved ones. I live for the day we will once again be reunited.
Take care,
Karen
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