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I am so sorry for your loss. So much pain. So many doubts and questions. Hopelessness seems to hover over us like dark clouds that will not go away. But there is comfort to be had. Hope can bring back meaning to life but that hope must…"
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Lydia A Perry left a comment for Dennis Cole"Thank you for your kind words. I am sorry for your losses as well. It is very difficult to even know a loved one has an illness and I am happy to know your wife is still with you and your family. You still have suffered some…"
Dennis Cole replied to LegacyConnect's discussion The loss of a child"And, taking the hand of the young child, he said to her: “Tal´i·tha cu´mi,” which, translated, means: “Maiden, I say to you, Get up!” ... And immediately the maiden rose and began walking, for she was…"
Dennis Cole replied to LegacyConnect's discussion Until we meet again"It is a terrible thing to lose anyone that we love, but to lose a FAMILY all at once must be a pain that has no words. I am so sorry for your loss.
So many times we are so overwhelmed with grief that we begin to ask questions that have never come…"
Dennis Cole commented on Nona's blog post no more tears"It is a terrible thing to lose anyone that we love, but to lose a child is a pain that has no words. I am so sorry for your loss.
So many times we are so overwhelmed with grief that we begin to ask questions that have never come to our minds…"
Dennis Cole commented on Lydia A Perry's blog post Why was he taken so young?"It is a terrible thing to lose anyone that we love, but to lose a child is a pain that has no words. I am so sorry for your loss.
So many times we are so overwhelmed with grief that we begin to ask questions that have never come to our minds…"
Dennis Cole posted a blog postComfort and hope
There are really no words that we can speak that truly expresses the pain in ones heart when we lose a loved one in death.When just one person dies it generates unspeakable pain in many. Parents, children, siblings, friends, neighbors, acquaintances, and sometimes even the general public when something happens on a grand scale. (ex: Chardon High School)Everyone handles these things in their own way with their own faith. (even atheism is a form of belief and faith)I have found the information in…See More
Dennis Cole posted a blog postHaving Hope
Just a bit of my story.My wife, although still with us has fought ovarian cancer for 20 years. There has been more than once in her 3 occurrences of cancer that we thought we were going to lose her.My Oldest daughter has suffered through 2 ectopic pregnancies and 4 other miscarriages in the last several years.Through all of this we lost my father in law (who I loved dearly) to the terrible disease Alzheimer's.We had moved in with my in laws to care for my father in law and keep him at home. We…See More
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Comfort and hope
Posted on March 2, 2012 at 6:00am 0 Comments 0 Likes
There are really no words that we can speak that truly expresses the pain in ones heart when we lose a loved one in death.
When just one person dies it generates unspeakable pain in many. Parents, children, siblings, friends, neighbors, acquaintances, and sometimes even the general public when something happens on a grand scale. (ex: Chardon High School)
Everyone handles these things in their own way with their own faith. (even atheism is a form of belief and… Continue
When just one person dies it generates unspeakable pain in many. Parents, children, siblings, friends, neighbors, acquaintances, and sometimes even the general public when something happens on a grand scale. (ex: Chardon High School)
Everyone handles these things in their own way with their own faith. (even atheism is a form of belief and… Continue
Having Hope
Posted on February 25, 2012 at 7:33am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Just a bit of my story.
My wife, although still with us has fought ovarian cancer for 20 years. There has been more than once in her 3 occurrences of cancer that we thought we were going to lose her.
My Oldest daughter has suffered through 2 ectopic pregnancies and 4 other miscarriages in the last several years.
Through all of this we lost my father in law (who I loved dearly) to the terrible disease Alzheimer's.
We had moved in with my in laws to… Continue
My wife, although still with us has fought ovarian cancer for 20 years. There has been more than once in her 3 occurrences of cancer that we thought we were going to lose her.
My Oldest daughter has suffered through 2 ectopic pregnancies and 4 other miscarriages in the last several years.
Through all of this we lost my father in law (who I loved dearly) to the terrible disease Alzheimer's.
We had moved in with my in laws to… Continue
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- At 12:16pm on March 15, 2012, Lydia A Perry said…
Thank you for your kind words. I am sorry for your losses as well. It is very difficult to even know a loved one has an illness and I am happy to know your wife is still with you and your family. You still have suffered some significant losses and may God bless you, your wife and any and all other family members
- At 7:45am on March 3, 2012,
Karen Simonetti-Russo said… I don't believe in God BUT please don't ask me why - I don't want to get into a debate about it. Please don't contact me anymore. Thanks.
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