My sympathies on your loss.

My condolences.

My sincere condolences :(

my condolences.

*Bows head*

my condolences on your loss. I cant imagine loosing a parent is ever easy.you and your family are in my thoughts.

I'm really sorry to hear, Jason. :(

I'm really sorry for your loss.

My condolences.

Hi Everyone, Thanks again, just a bit tired now. Ma got to see Sunrise on today November the 21st. She kept fighting back to revive, her vitals kept trying to roar back, but eventuly she just couldn't come back enoguh. While the cancer its self didn't take her the fluid build up in her lungs did her in.

As most of you know I'm high functioning autistic, so I don't always "feel" things or undrstand what I'm feeling, but Ma was one of the few people that made me fell human and not like a robot. I want to thank Cousin Lonnie, for trying to do all he can do on his end, and my sister Monique, for being annoying. My brother Sean helped out too near the end, just wish everything got together sooner and didn't take so much time for it to get into our hands.

Even if we got the experimental meds sooner and it still didn't work, for us, or at least mom and my self, it would have really felt like we truly did all that we could have done.

Hi: I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. Sometimes it's just the way its got to be. I'm High Functioning autistic myself. I lost my father in 2013. It's a lot of feelings, insecurities, if onlies and grief. Your tears will come when they need to, so don't worry.
-peace

You did do your best. Better than most guys would have. Don't beat yourself up. You made her last days comfortable and you should be proud of yourself for that.

Such a shame my friend. Still at least she's at peace. You did what you could but fate wasn't on your side. My sincerest condolences.

My deepest condolences to you and your family.

I'm so sorry for your loss, Jason. You and your family will be in my prayers :)

My deepest condolences Jason

My condolences.

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Sorry to hear that dude. You have my prayers and sympathy.

I have no idea if you believe in the idea of an afterlife or not, or something else entirely even.

When my grandfather passed, I arrived just moments before to visit him, unknowing this was the last time. He had been battling Parkinson's for years.. I held his hand for several minutes, trying hard to hold back. The nurse explained to me the medical reasons they knew it would happen at any moment. After she checked on him, she turned to me and asked for me to step out. it was happening. I sat in the hallway, and sobbed. 15 minutes later, she came out and told me that he had passed away.
It was strange, I wasn't crying because I felt bad that my grandfather was gone.. i was sad, because i would never be able to have any more memories of him. I felt guilty for this.. I felt selfish. It was hard to wrap my head around it, and very confusing.

In time and a lot of reflection i came to realize what i want to share with you,

Try not to be sad that your mother is gone. Don't feel guilty for things that were beyond your control. Celebrate her life to give it meaning, and try to be glad that you had so many years to know and love her. :)

my sympathies and condelences; from all you have said she was strong and a fighter to the end, and after nearly losing my own father recently, I hope that wherever her spirit has gone, she is smiling and watching you, as mothers love to do

Terribly sorry man. I dealt with a close loss myself this year. Always remember that the people closest to you are never really gone. They'll always be in your heart and in your mind.

My condolences to you and families. Jason

I'm comforted by the thought that every word that a loved one, whether here or departed, has spoken to me has in some way shaped me into who I am today, and continues to help define me as a person. Their lessons and love live on in me, and I in turn pass them on, with a bit of my self, to others, and in doing this we never truly lose anyone, as we all play are part in everyone's immortality.

I hope you find comfort that she lives on in you and every thing you do, and in us as well as you allowed us to share in her life.

I'm terribly sorry to hear.

My condolences

Yes I know the pain. 63 is not an age. Its nothing. And no, the pain won't really go away. You live with it. Your family and friends are those who make you strong after the loss. Sadness is what helps us cope with the loss. I won't say be brave. Don't be. Be close to your close family.

Sorry to hear that. May she rest in peace.