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I’ve been there. No, not a widowed middle-aged man with an alcohol problem. But I’ve been at the point where life’s unrelenting conveyor belt is ushering you to keep moving forward but you are still frantically trying to scramble against time to stay close to the person you lost.
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Me: The ones left with all the never to be answered questions.
I don’t ask why me anymore. I believe everyone, everything I have been through,every person I have met, is in my life for a purpose. A reason, a season, and/or a lesson.
Can I post this as an as told by you post? I think it’s a wonderful sentiment xxx
Absolutely! I would be honored.
That’s wonderful news! If you ever want to submit a full length post, which we would be honoured to have on our As Told By You page, you can send one to thegriefreality@outlook.com x
I don’t ask “Why me” anymore either. I ask “Why not me?” Why would I be spared tragedies that the rest of the world experience? Mine are difficult and scary, but only growth comes from them.
Hello Anne! I would love to post this on As Told By You, if that’s okay with you? I love this sentiment, and the conversation it could spark 🙂
Hi, that is fine! Thank you!!
We receive a testimony to help others.
I spent too much time asking and trying to answer these questions. But it so feels like the natural thing to do. Got to force myself to live in the present.
I didn’t asked this when I was gone several blessings.