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Billy's Girl

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Oct 8, 2013
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My darling husband died peacefully at ten to ten last Friday. I was holding him until his last breath. Strange thing was he died on my first husband's birthday. I an fine now as if the cloud over me has risen. After3 years in nursing homes I could write a book of how this horribly cruel disease runs its course. It is the last thing I would want to suffer with. I shall encourage donations for research at the funeral.
 
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Grannie G

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Apr 3, 2006
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I feel so sad reading your post.

It`s as if those of us who have lost, relive our own experiences and as well as feeling sad for you, feel sad for ourselves.
 

HillyBilly

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Dec 21, 2015
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I am so very sorry Billy's Girl.
Your comment about your cloud having lifted is lovely to read.
Look after yourself, you must be feeling fragile even though you say you are fine x
 

cragmaid

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Oct 18, 2010
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I am so sorry for your loss and somehow glad for both your sakes, that this dreadful experience has come to an end. I think that those of us who have worn this T shirt can fully understand your feeling of the clouds being lifted.
Take care of you..... you come first now.x.x.
 

Rageddy Anne

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Feb 21, 2013
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So sorry Billy's girl, to read your news. Your description of a cloud being lifted is beautiful. Take good care of yourself in the days to come; you've been through so much.xx
 

Rosnpton

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Mar 19, 2017
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Northants
Sorry to read if your loss.
The idea of asking for donations at the funeral is wonderful- the more money raised the more hope there is in the future that the next generations of pwd do not suffer like the current ones do
Thinking of you
Ros
 

Shedrech

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Dec 15, 2012
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UK
sad news Billy's Girl
your husband has found peace
a kind thought to request donations
go gently and be kind to yourself too
 

Loopiloo

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May 10, 2010
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Scotland
I am sorry to read of your loss Billy's Girl. Although the whole of this horrific illness is a series of losses. The only consolation is the fact that at last the one we love is free of suffering and at peace.

But look after yourself now, grief has no pattern to it. I wish you strength in the days, weeks and time ahead, and also comfort from memories of times before dementia.

Deepest sympathy
Loo xxx
 

Izzy

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Aug 31, 2003
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I'm so sorry to read of your loss Billy's Girl. Adding my condolences to those already expressed here.
 

LynneMcV

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May 9, 2012
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My sincere condolences on the loss of your dear husband. I am glad you were able to be there with him right through to the end. Take the time you need to heal, we are thinking of you.
 

love.dad.but..

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Jan 16, 2014
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Kent
So sorry to hear your dear husband has gone but I can relate to the lifting cloud. My brother died around 6 years ago and mum whilst devastated had years of worries for him...she said she felt relief she didn't have to worry for him any more. Mum died over 3 years ago and I have cared and supported dad since, he died in March and I feel exactly the same as mum...I don't have to worry for him anymore. So cloud lifting is a totally natural feeling for you.
 

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