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a moment before death
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Im sure everyone has a particular story about someone in their family dying?I wont ask anyones or go into mine either.As its irrelevant to the question to be specific , but still.So weve all had people , family , die.When you look back on the circumstances of those deaths ,how they happened.Do you ever think to yourself that if only a little thing had been changed.I dont mean like the death averted as thats in gods power , if he exists.But a little thing like the person spending some time with you.Having some fun.You may have been estranged from them.You might not have been on the best of terms.But if you could change the lead up to the death but not the outcome.How many of us would wish for a last word or just 5 minutes , not to say i love you i miss you etc.But just to be there to talk , and let those loved ones know , without saying to them , that you care , you love them,and one day you will miss them.But just to have that moment.
What would you give for 5 minutes?
And what would you say?
" Monday , the start of another good week : - ) "
What would you give for 5 minutes?
And what would you say?
" Monday , the start of another good week : - ) "
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My grampy died before he was able to see his case for emphasemia from mining being awarded! So I think he'd wish to see that happen!
But for me, I only wish I had introduced my gramp to my now husband when we were dating! He was in hospital and me and hubby had just got together, so didn't think it was appropriate!
Wish I had now, he would have like my hubby I'm sure!
My grampy died before he was able to see his case for emphasemia from mining being awarded! So I think he'd wish to see that happen!
But for me, I only wish I had introduced my gramp to my now husband when we were dating! He was in hospital and me and hubby had just got together, so didn't think it was appropriate!
Wish I had now, he would have like my hubby I'm sure!
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This brings back sad memories.
As you may well know my mum died from cancer. I was visiting her in hospital and I always remember this, I left her Saturday night to go home and she was in great spirits, sitting up talking and laughing. I gets there sunday morning, and I just could not believe the change in her. She had gone into a coma and from then all downhill. But I just wished we could have recaptured that saturday again.
As you may well know my mum died from cancer. I was visiting her in hospital and I always remember this, I left her Saturday night to go home and she was in great spirits, sitting up talking and laughing. I gets there sunday morning, and I just could not believe the change in her. She had gone into a coma and from then all downhill. But I just wished we could have recaptured that saturday again.
Ahh this has got me all weepy now!
Also just to add, me and my gran always had a thing where I would kiss her goodbye and then I'd 'always go back and give her a second and say "got to have two kisses!"
But the last time I saw her alive, I only kissed her once, I always thought that I should have gone back for another one!
Also just to add, me and my gran always had a thing where I would kiss her goodbye and then I'd 'always go back and give her a second and say "got to have two kisses!"
But the last time I saw her alive, I only kissed her once, I always thought that I should have gone back for another one!
I'm just about reaching for the tissues too!
I said my goodbye to my Granda before he started getting pumped with morphine, I thanked him for everything that he had done for me, I told him I love him very much, and he said the same to me. I have no regrets on that score.
My heart aches for my sister in law though, her Dad died last Summer, her Mum has been gone for many years so I can only imagine that when she had her baby, she would have wished for them to see what she did.
I said my goodbye to my Granda before he started getting pumped with morphine, I thanked him for everything that he had done for me, I told him I love him very much, and he said the same to me. I have no regrets on that score.
My heart aches for my sister in law though, her Dad died last Summer, her Mum has been gone for many years so I can only imagine that when she had her baby, she would have wished for them to see what she did.