Thank you, aswell.Being645 wrote:Plenty good energies to both of you, Lyanvis and Salome, from here too.
This reminds me of my brother who died in a motorbike accident last year. It's over a year ago already, but it still makes me sick sometimes.
The only bit of comfort is that it came all of a sudden without long sufferings on his part. And the fact, that we got as far as we got ...
which was not very far compared to common standards. Perhaps because we thought there was stil plenty of time ...
so even higher I value that we had overcome the worst for some years already ...
Still, there's a lot missing ... but the most important thing is that my parents have survived it,
that their suffering has "normalised" to a degree that they can cope with the situation.
So again, plenty good energies to you and your friends and their families.
I keep my fingers crossed that there might be a sudden cure as happens time and again.
And if this should not occur, I wish for all that leaving becomes light and easy, a completion without any regret.
Sorry to hear that. We're all here for you, friend.
It nice to hear others stories; as sad as they are, it's people to relate to. Having a loved one die is a horrible thing... My mother died of a brain tumour when I was 10, and it still haunts me that the last thing she said to one of my friends mothers is "I can't seem to get this damn headache to leave me alone..."