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In reply to the discussion: My husband passed away 1/26/17 [View all]Marthe48
(18,970 posts)23. Anyway, just live in the moment
John found out years ago that he had a mild form of asbestosis. We found out that it would probably affect his life span. And we found out last year that esophageal cancer has been linked to asbestos. We made sure we lived happy in spite of the cloud hanging over our heads. He made me laugh every morning even before we had coffee. I wasn't as quick as he was and I loved it when I could get him to laugh and say, 'good one'. I miss the humor the most, so I have some joke sites and I try to read a joke or 2 every morning. Or make a joke to myself if I see something silly.
Try not to think of the time you'll be apart. Enjoy the time you have right now. Make memories. Take care.
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My heart goes out to you at this time. It must be a huge adjustment and very painful!
manicraven
Mar 2017
#7
May tomorrow's path to peace be more clearly marked and have fewer obstacles than today.
IADEMO2004
Mar 2017
#57
I'm sorry I missed this when you first posted. You have my sincere condolences.
sinkingfeeling
Apr 2017
#65