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Bereavement

Anniversary of husband’s death

(29 Posts)
Doodledog Fri 31-Dec-21 11:53:23

I echo Blossoming's post, SusieB.

I seem to have something in my eye. Enjoy listening to the playlist that your late husband dedicated to you - what a lovely thought. You clearly meant a lot to him.

Oopsadaisy1 Fri 31-Dec-21 11:52:03

Oh Susie how sad, but I admire your strength and wish you a good 2022.

Blossoming Fri 31-Dec-21 11:48:27

Your post has touched me deeply SusieB I wish you a happy new year and hope 2022 is kind to you flowers

SusieB50 Fri 31-Dec-21 11:42:07

Two years ago today my DH died peacefully at home after being diagnosed with terminal cancer of the bile ducts, pancreas and liver . He had a short but severe illness , but he was able to see all family and spend his last days at home.
I really am grateful for those last few weeks and wonder how different it would have been if it had been last year or this year .
It has not been an easy time to cope with the loss of DH after nearly 50 years of marriage, but I can’t imagine how awful it must have been for all those dying over the pandemic .
Tonight I will be alone ( my choice) and will raise a glass to DH and listen to a play list I found the other day on his iPad entitled -especially for “SusieB”-
I will shed tears but also be grateful he had a “good death”’
I hope 2022 will allow me to spread my wings a bit more and perhaps find new interests and see friends old and new . It has been a strange two years but perhaps in a way a more gentle period of grieving allowing me to gradually come to terms with my new life .
My thoughts are with all of you who has experienced a death of a loved one this year .