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Forever as promised
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Ongoing, First published Sep 26, 2016
Mature
No one explains to you the process of grief. It is like your whole world is filled with sadness. I lost my husband in a car accident. It felt like I could not make it without him. I swore up and down and begged god to help me. My whole was ripped away from me. We had a healthy six year old son together. We beat so many off odds. I could have swore I would have so many years left. Six years of marriage is never enough. I felt like I'm stuck. I could have swore we would have been together forever.  I'm tired of seeing casket I just want happiness.!
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