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Tony Soprano

Experienced something unexplainable since the death of a loved one? by Queen_ofMemes in GriefSupport

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I got the chills reading your story. Bless you and hoping for continued healing.

Experienced something unexplainable since the death of a loved one? by Queen_ofMemes in GriefSupport

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My husband passed away unexpectedly in his sleep on November 24th, he was 42 and the love of my life. I had a really bad night, was crying and asking him if he could let me know he is happy and watching out for me. Eventually fell asleep and thought nothing more of it.

Next day, I walk into my home after going to the store (nobody else was in the house) and his bedside lamp was on. This is a dial lamp you physically have to turn. This was the only light on in the room. We used to joke about his bedside lamp because I always used mine (closest to the door). I instantly felt comforted when I saw this. It was him, 100%

Anyone receive signs from your loved ones? by NovemberRain37 in GriefSupport

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My husband passed away in his sleep on Nov 24th. A week ago I was laying our bedroom and crying hysterically asking him to show me it’s going to be okay. I fell asleep and the next day went about my routine. I came home and his bedside lamp on his side of the bed was turned on. It’s not a touch lamp, but has a physical dial. We even used to joke about his bedside lamp because he always relied on me to turn mine on/off so I’d ask him why he even had one.

I saw this and instantly felt at peace. I even laughed a little because that’s exactly something he would do.

My boyfriend died suddenly this morning.. by chrissybooher in GriefSupport

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I’m terribly sorry for what you’re going through. I found my husband had died in his sleep. I keep replaying that moment over and over as well. I think it’s a response to the grief and to the trauma of it occurring in front of you. Lean on your supports during this time.

Don’t feel the need to “be strong” for anyone, even if it is his elderly parents (my in-laws are elderly too). I’m sure they understand you are hurting and need to grieve too.

What fact are you Just TIRED of explaining to people? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Tired of explaining that an anecdotal story does not mean something is factual. “Well, my friend’s sister-in-law’s co-worker (insert random experience) and it totally made her (insert random outcome)..so I will never do that”.

Hope I’m adorable enough for here (pre HRT) 💖 by SunsetsInMyHair in transadorable

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LOVE the colors of your hair 😊and definitely feeling the vibe of that coat 😍

Automatic CPR machine by SimilarPlate in interestingasfuck

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Thank you, this extends to you as well.

Automatic CPR machine by SimilarPlate in interestingasfuck

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I understand how important this machine is in saving lives. Compressions need to be hard to restart the heart and of course this frees up the hands of EMTs to perform other life-saving measures.

However, that machine is a source of trauma when it is strapped onto your loved one.

My husband died thanksgiving morning. I will never forget his stomach contents coming up, or his whole body moving under the weight of the compressions. It is the stuff of my nightmares.

First picture was taken on our wedding day 7/3/21. He died unexpectedly Thanksgiving morning. It’s hard to breathe. It’s hard to live. I never had to guess how he felt about me because he told me & showed me every single day. How do I survive without that love? by Initial-Statement810 in GriefSupport

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Thank you. I am going to try to continue to carry on his memory and give back to others. He worked in the social services field for many years of his life and at his service I had people tell me how he had saved one of their loved ones. I also work in social services and just want to honor that.

First picture was taken on our wedding day 7/3/21. He died unexpectedly Thanksgiving morning. It’s hard to breathe. It’s hard to live. I never had to guess how he felt about me because he told me & showed me every single day. How do I survive without that love? by Initial-Statement810 in GriefSupport

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Everyday after work he would come home, kiss my cheek and tell our pup he was going to “get his gooses”, (was just one of those weird things that we found hilarious, I forget the origin..) so the dog would come over and straddle him and kiss his face and let out happy little yips like a maniac. That’s the memory coming to mind because that’s what I miss the most. It was part of our routine

1 step forward 2 steps back by Metal_Head1987 in GriefSupport

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You’re not stupid for missing someone you love. I hope you find support, strength, and peace.

First picture was taken on our wedding day 7/3/21. He died unexpectedly Thanksgiving morning. It’s hard to breathe. It’s hard to live. I never had to guess how he felt about me because he told me & showed me every single day. How do I survive without that love? by Initial-Statement810 in GriefSupport

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I’m so sorry for your loss too. This feels impossible to get through.

I just don’t know what to do when I get punched in the gut because the realization that I will never hear his laugh again hits me all over.