Chasing the Elusive Dream
Viewing comments for Chapter 10 "Into Every Life Some Rain Must Fall"A southern couple's journey in the 60's,70's & 80'
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Comment from nancy_e_davis
I handle grief the same way you do Beth. Everyone said I was so strong when Jim(my husband died) I was just numb. I did what needed to be done and tried to move on. Losing a child is very painful we lost our two month old grandson and it nearly destroyed my daughter and did ruin the marriage. Life is cruel sometimes but death is a given. Good story. Nancy
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reply by the author on 05-Aug-2013
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I handle grief the same way you do Beth. Everyone said I was so strong when Jim(my husband died) I was just numb. I did what needed to be done and tried to move on. Losing a child is very painful we lost our two month old grandson and it nearly destroyed my daughter and did ruin the marriage. Life is cruel sometimes but death is a given. Good story. Nancy
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reply by the author on 05-Aug-2013
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Thank you Nancy, It is good to know I'm not alone. Sometimes I see women who've lost a child or husband due to foul play and people believe them guilty, because they they don't seem emotional enough. I wonder if they're not like me and can't show emotion in public. I really appreciate your review.
Beth
Comment from Samuel Dickens
Such heartbreak and sorrow. The one thing that no parent ever wants to experience. How can a person survive such a thing? It seems one couldn't, but most do, as you have shown. An empty hole exists forevermore, I would imagine.
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Such heartbreak and sorrow. The one thing that no parent ever wants to experience. How can a person survive such a thing? It seems one couldn't, but most do, as you have shown. An empty hole exists forevermore, I would imagine.
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reply by the author on 05-Aug-2013
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Thank you Samuel. The hole is there for a while but time heals for most people. I've known some who could never get past it.
I appreciate the review.
Beth
