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I refuse to let go of my grief
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(10-06-2024, 01:42 AM)Iwant2believe323 Wrote: I am truly truly sorry for your loss. I want to thank you for sharing all of this with us. To bear witness to all thst you speak of is why we’re all here on this earth. To be there for one another. Even if it’s just a shoulder to lean on for the moment. Huge hugs to you ❤️.

Thank you so much, for taking a moment in time to make my sharing matter.  It really helps to not feel alone.

Your kindness will always be appreciated.

I find myself overwhelmed with the realization that there actually are other human beings in the world with me... not just "other people."
Thank you all sincerely for your kindness and well-wishes.  

It's kind of amazing, really... I really needed a better "place" to be... and so it was made.... by you.

And to everyone who listened... Thank you immensely.  
I will stand.
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Maxmars, who is encouraging you to "let go of your grief"?   You not only shouldn't, but I don't think that you can.   When you share your life with a person and they are taken from you, a major part of you goes with them -- as you know.   You have more sand than most people can imagine.    I think you are in process of becoming.   That person who you were, well, he cannot sustain himself, and I suspect a whispered promise holds you.    

I have been in a similar place in the distant past.   It's not something you get over, and don't allow anyone to tell you so.  You gradually adapt, and brick-by-brick discover who you will become.   I'm so sorry for your great loss, man.   Sorry for the part of yourself which was ripped from you.   You are a real hero.   There is little that I wouldn't do to help you feel better, if it is within my power.   Please don't deny yourself your grief.   It is yours.   You have to process it, and use it, and wash in it until you emerge clean.
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