My sincere condolences as well. Can’t possibly imagine what you are going through. Here’s wishing you hope, strength and much mojo to you.My wife and love of my life passed away on August the 10th while I’ve holding her at the palliative ward in hospital.
So cancer again has taken a loved human from our midst.
One day before our 22. anniversary, the day we met and have been together since then.
After 33 months of fighting with pride and positivity she decided to stop all treatments because she didn’t want to be bound in bed and not able to do anything.
5 weeks before her leaving she was at home after a week in the hospital and feeling better with confidence for the future and making plans for our garden for the next year.
The cancer has not won, because she lived longer than 80% of women with the same diagnosis and stadium.
The cancer lost, because without her, it is not able to live too.
The doctors said to me that the naturality and calmness she accepted the situation is something they see very seldom there and that I can be proud of her.
I was proud of her all the 22 years we’ve had together.
I’ve spent the last 5 days with a 2nd bed in the room on her side until she took her final breath.
She was my muse and the only person whose opinion was always important to me
about the things I’ve done or had to make decisions.
I will alway love her and will never forget her.
I wrote about her earlier in the thread of Todd D. Bishop and can feel with his wife and have
understanding for both because we were in similar situations.
I will not be active for the next time.
Planning the funeral and the party she wanted for her leaving - yes a party with laughing and music.
She didn’t want the people mourning.
She will get a tree burrial she wanted in a forrest near our village.
So take care of yourself and the ones you love.
My wife and love of my life passed away on August the 10th while I’ve holding her at the palliative ward in hospital.
So cancer again has taken a loved human from our midst.
One day before our 22. anniversary, the day we met and have been together since then.
After 33 months of fighting with pride and positivity she decided to stop all treatments because she didn’t want to be bound in bed and not able to do anything.
5 weeks before her leaving she was at home after a week in the hospital and feeling better with confidence for the future and making plans for our garden for the next year.
The cancer has not won, because she lived longer than 80% of women with the same diagnosis and stadium.
The cancer lost, because without her, it is not able to live too.
The doctors said to me that the naturality and calmness she accepted the situation is something they see very seldom there and that I can be proud of her.
I was proud of her all the 22 years we’ve had together.
I’ve spent the last 5 days with a 2nd bed in the room on her side until she took her final breath.
She was my muse and the only person whose opinion was always important to me
about the things I’ve done or had to make decisions.
I will alway love her and will never forget her.
I wrote about her earlier in the thread of Todd D. Bishop and can feel with his wife and have
understanding for both because we were in similar situations.
I will not be active for the next time.
Planning the funeral and the party she wanted for her leaving - yes a party with laughing and music.
She didn’t want the people mourning.
She will get a tree burrial she wanted in a forrest near our village.
So take care of yourself and the ones you love.
My deepest consolences at the loss of your wife....My wife and love of my life passed away on August the 10th while I’ve holding her at the palliative ward in hospital.
So cancer again has taken a loved human from our midst.
One day before our 22. anniversary, the day we met and have been together since then.
After 33 months of fighting with pride and positivity she decided to stop all treatments because she didn’t want to be bound in bed and not able to do anything.
5 weeks before her leaving she was at home after a week in the hospital and feeling better with confidence for the future and making plans for our garden for the next year.
The cancer has not won, because she lived longer than 80% of women with the same diagnosis and stadium.
The cancer lost, because without her, it is not able to live too.
The doctors said to me that the naturality and calmness she accepted the situation is something they see very seldom there and that I can be proud of her.
I was proud of her all the 22 years we’ve had together.
I’ve spent the last 5 days with a 2nd bed in the room on her side until she took her final breath.
She was my muse and the only person whose opinion was always important to me
about the things I’ve done or had to make decisions.
I will alway love her and will never forget her.
I wrote about her earlier in the thread of Todd D. Bishop and can feel with his wife and have
understanding for both because we were in similar situations.
I will not be active for the next time.
Planning the funeral and the party she wanted for her leaving - yes a party with laughing and music.
She didn’t want the people mourning.
She will get a tree burrial she wanted in a forrest near our village.
So take care of yourself and the ones you love.