I laughed because I thought it was expected of me.

haha, knox, yr response to #4 =great. Made me think of some of my most obnoxious students.

I think about death more now than when I was younger. When my daughter died, I was outside the ICU room and she was code blue. I didn't know what was happening. Pure panic. Worst day of my life.
When my mom died a few years ago, my family was there, too. I was holding her hand. And she just stopped breathing. I never saw anybody actually DIE before, but we all knew it was coming. Saddest day of my life.
But hey, life goes on.
Your responses are interesting, thought-provoking, flip, and funny.

Igziar Yimaru. (God Bless Their Souls)




we try.

haha, thread killer. This was supposed to be a non-downer thread about death.

I would like to say tha my best suggestion would be to focus on the good times. maintaining a happy memory helps you and honors them.

that said, I haven't lost my child and both of my parents are still alive, praise Jah.

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