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Re: Sorry for your loss...

Posted by Manstuprator on 2024-June-11 09:07:27, Tuesday
In reply to How can the sky be so blue today? posted by French Frog on 2024-June-10 13:42:20, Monday

For the old, death can come as a welcome rest after a long life lived.

When the young die, it is a truncation of much to come, it is a theft of the person's future.

But death does come -- to everyone. Those left behind feel pain and loss, but the one who has departed does not.

A piece of everyone you know lives on within all those who have known the person. Your friend still lives on within you, though his physical life may have ended.

Can we ever learn to truly handle death, when death reminds us so much of our own mortality?

We can only celebrate the lives of those departed, by savoring the moments we spent with them, and remembering the good they have done.

But regrets serve no real purpose, do they?

Best wishes to you...

M.

In many cultures, when the old die, they throw a party to celebrate! But not when the young die...


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