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Old 06-18-2009, 03:40 PM #1
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On Jan. 2, 2009 I lossed my loved one from a fatal heart attack. I found him slumpt next to the kitchen sink I witnessed his body but not his agony to his death. It was hard for me at first coping with the loss. I would cry when I was talking about him or seeing his picture. It took time for me in moving from my apartment in Endicott to my mom's home in Johnson City. I cherrished the moments that my husband and I had together. If you have lost your love one. Always cherriesh the moments and also never forget them on the anniversary of their death. Find solance for your soul by reading the bible and also attend services in church where it is quiet and you will find the peace for your soul.

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