I'm so terribly sorry for your loss of your mom. Your description of the final moments took me back to being in a similar place with my dad. It was indeed like nothing I could have imagined and was very serene. My thoughts are with you and your family. (((((hugs)))))
It is so true but if you told me before hand I would not have believed you. A lesson in faith I suppose
By the way, I have told others here that learning of the diagnosis is the worst part...even now, after her passing. I am sticking by that. For people with an family member you have gotten through the hardest part
The diagnosis, and the moment where you learn that they're not going to get better. Those were indeed the worst parts. I think everyone's experiences vary, and the grief afterward is certainly no joke, and I wish you strength in navigating it. But those two moments are like atom bombs.
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