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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here.. I’m not sure if a therapist could tell me anything that would make me feel better. My DHs dad was killed instantly in a car wreck at 75 and of course he was devastated. His mom died slowly with dementia in her 80s in a home. I’m not trying to diminish the deaths of his parents but I can’t help feeling that I wouldn’t be so devastated if my dad died like either of his parents. Would I?[/quote] I am so sorry. It feels freaking awful. Yeah, you would. My relative died slowly of Alzheimer’s and it is like she died several times before her body died. That is its own special hell. It took years and we are all freaking exhausted afterward. So many ER visits and the rehab and PT and ICU and more ER. And so on. Different relative died alone from non-virus and was alone until life support removed and that was hell, too. Had to say goodbye via video. [/quote]
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