The Heartache of My Loss and How to Cope

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    </div><p id="ecb4">I am seeking some feedback on this piece and do hope it touches the hearts of many. I am helping others to learn that in the darkness, there is always a little light.</p><ul><li>Thank you for your compassion and valuable time.</li></ul><p id="0cf3">Your kindness never goes unappreciated. I am so thankful to my readers and fellow writers.</p><p id="6f3c">I wish to acclimate <a href="undefined">Yana Bostongirl </a>for inspiring me to dig deep and let it out. It didn’t come without days of tears and manic PTSD behaviour, but I feel so much less burdened knowing people care. I think you are more understanding than people give you credit for.</p><p id="2d6a">A special thank you to my friend for her kindness and compassion.</p><p id="ba44">Highly recommended author: <a href="">Yana Bostongirl</a></p><p id="5a25"><a href="">Opal A Roszell</a></p></article></body>

The most heartbreaking story of the death of who I was and who I became as a result.

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Dear Valued Reader,

Below is a link to an article about how to cope with loss.

Please, I encourage you to take the time to read it, with the awareness that everything you once had will be gone.

This is loss

I took three days of hurt and heartbreak to relive this painful memory. I decided to share this vulnerability of my life to help me face the fear of shame and distaste from others. I want more than anything your support, compassion, and warm embrace. It was a teary-eyed emotional rollercoaster ride to get to the point I was able to push publish.

I have recently received a life-changing diagnosis that may render me incapable of most things, and it’s progressive.

I want people to know that loss comes in many forms. And when you read the story I have included, you will be better prepared for life and loss.

I am seeking some feedback on this piece and do hope it touches the hearts of many. I am helping others to learn that in the darkness, there is always a little light.

Thank you for your compassion and valuable time.

Your kindness never goes unappreciated. I am so thankful to my readers and fellow writers.

I wish to acclimate Yana Bostongirl for inspiring me to dig deep and let it out. It didn’t come without days of tears and manic PTSD behaviour, but I feel so much less burdened knowing people care. I think you are more understanding than people give you credit for.

A special thank you to my friend for her kindness and compassion.

Highly recommended author: Yana Bostongirl