I read your topic with such sadness. I lost my mum 3 years ago (still feels like it happened seconds ago), only 28 days before my birthday. One of the last things I said to her was to make her promise that she'd make it to my birthday. She couldn't. She was 62, I was 29. I still don't know how to live on. Noone can understand your pain like I can. If you want to talk, rant, share I am here. If not that's okay. I hope you will find a way to deal with it and function much better than me. Best of wishes to you.
I would like to talk, but it's difficult for me to communicate in another language, I don't speak and write English so well... I have to use the help of an translator often.
Because of the language barrier, it constantly seems to me that I can't fully express my thoughts, or that people will understand me the wrong way that I wanted to convey...
Therefore, I am very touched by how people respond to my topic.
So many good words and so much support... 🌧🌧🌧
I want to cry from the fact that there are still kind people in the world and that there are many of them here on SG.
Yea it sounds like our situations are quite similar. I'm very glad you found power and support in the comments you received.
So far your English has been far more than sufficient and I had absolutely no problem with understanding you. I wish you didn't feel like there was a language barrier. My offer still stands and I'm still here if you want to give it a try. I won't solve your problems but then again I at least know that it is unsolvable. People who never went through that will think it's something that can be fixed with the right combination of words or something but that isn't the case at all.
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Thanks!!!!
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You're very welcome! =)
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I read your topic with such sadness. I lost my mum 3 years ago (still feels like it happened seconds ago), only 28 days before my birthday. One of the last things I said to her was to make her promise that she'd make it to my birthday. She couldn't. She was 62, I was 29. I still don't know how to live on. Noone can understand your pain like I can. If you want to talk, rant, share I am here. If not that's okay. I hope you will find a way to deal with it and function much better than me. Best of wishes to you.
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God, it's so sad to read your comment =(
You can really understand me and my feelings very well...
My mom was 60.
And it was 27 days before my birthday...
Almost one-on-one like yours... 😢
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I would like to talk, but it's difficult for me to communicate in another language, I don't speak and write English so well... I have to use the help of an translator often.
Because of the language barrier, it constantly seems to me that I can't fully express my thoughts, or that people will understand me the wrong way that I wanted to convey...
Therefore, I am very touched by how people respond to my topic.
So many good words and so much support... 🌧🌧🌧
I want to cry from the fact that there are still kind people in the world and that there are many of them here on SG.
Responsive, sensitive, kind-hearted people... 😢💙
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Yea it sounds like our situations are quite similar. I'm very glad you found power and support in the comments you received.
So far your English has been far more than sufficient and I had absolutely no problem with understanding you. I wish you didn't feel like there was a language barrier. My offer still stands and I'm still here if you want to give it a try. I won't solve your problems but then again I at least know that it is unsolvable. People who never went through that will think it's something that can be fixed with the right combination of words or something but that isn't the case at all.
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