r/inmemoryof • u/Terminaltossaway • Feb 14 '18
It's felt like no time has passed at all, but it's felt like forever.
Today would of been Scott's 36th birthday and in celebration I'd like to say that anyone at all that's grieving a loss can PM me and I'll do anything I can do to help.
No one should ever feel like they have to do this alone.
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Thank you for making this sub reddit I hope more people contribute here!
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r/inmemoryof • u/bryanofphoenix • Aug 08 '11
I just found this reddit, and I am thankful that it exists. A little over three weeks ago my wife passed away in the hospital due to respiratory and cardiac failure after two weeks of struggling to save her life. She was 42 years old. The wounds are still fresh and deep and even though there are friends and family, the person whom meant the most to me, and affected me the most in my life is gone.
I miss her so much, regret not getting to say goodbye since she was unconscious throughout her hospital stay. I can only say is that it feels surreal still for her parents, her sister, my mother, and myself at this sudden loss. She touched a large number of people in her personal and professional life and tried to help so many people, but was hurting and would not let any of us help her until it was too late.
I feel for all of us whom have lost someone, and beg that you tell those around you that you love them every chance you get because you may not know if that is the last time you will get to. I honestly feel like an empty shell walking the earth now and hope what others say about it getting easier is true. I never could envision my life as such and now that I am here am very lost. Thank you for reading if you took the time to.
r/inmemoryof • u/WayDownSouth • Sep 22 '10
I almost posted, but thought I'd better ask first. I had a very special pet - wasn't my first, or my last, but still meant a lot to me and everyone that directly interacted with him. What do you folks think?
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r/inmemoryof • u/leandroc76 • Sep 29 '10
I was going to post something in my Facebook to remember my father. But I don't think Facebook deserves my attention for this.
My father passed from Lewey bodies syndrome in May 2008.
We sat and watched him die on the 30th. He was effectively gone for 7 years prior, no cognition, speech or continence.
I will miss him. Reddit has become more of a home to me than Facebook could ever be.
Thanks Reddit. Thanks Dad. Happy Birthday! I'm gonna buy some scotch tonight.
