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Bro Bob |
| This is an excellent article. Every point is accurate from my view. |
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10/25/21 10:40 am
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I have had moments of grief. I have never been hit so hard that I grieved to the depths of my soul. Of course I grieved at the deaths of my parents and my 7 siblings. That grief did not drill a hole in my heart.
I am fortunate to have been married and still have my mate of 65+ years. Both my sons are still living.
I can only imagine the grief of losing my mate. I read articles like this with interest because I know if the Lord tarries , I or my mate will face this. I have cried inside and out when friends lost a mate. My heart broke seeing them grieve. WE all hurt for Bro. Bob just reading of it here. As I have said no matter how I try, I am sure it is impossible to understand the DEEP PAIN of losing the BETTER HALF, until it happens to me.
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