Care Johnson replied to Joy E. Myers's discussion No one knows this kind of grief until they go through it in the group Gay and lesbians who have lost partners
Care Johnson replied to Joy E. Myers's discussion No one knows this kind of grief until they go through it in the group Gay and lesbians who have lost partners
Care Johnson replied to Joy E. Myers's discussion Ups and downs, like Jekyll and Hyde in the group Gay and lesbians who have lost partners
Christopher Ruggles replied to Joy E. Myers's discussion Ups and downs, like Jekyll and Hyde in the group Gay and lesbians who have lost partners
GLYNN NICHOLSON replied to Joy E. Myers's discussion No one knows this kind of grief until they go through it in the group Gay and lesbians who have lost partnersPosted on June 2, 2012 at 5:56pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
To say that life changes so much after your partner dies is such an understandment. In fact, there are no words to convey the emotional ups and downs that I have gone through, just like everyone else who has posted.
We live in a society which now has a love-hate affair with gay people. But where is the support? My own community of gays and lesbians is not supportive. I live in a fairly large city where, it seems to me, the baby boomers of our community have disappeared. They are…
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I lost my partner, soul-mate, wife, my heart, on October 17, 2009. We were together for 29 years(almost 30); 15 of those years were filled with breast cancer. I am still lost and have so many days that I feel I cannot go on without her. We had very little friends when we moved and no support. I am still in counseling and continue to go, but as far as other support, I have none--No family and "conditional friends." This past holiday was the 3rd one without her. It was the hardest so…
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