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Janet Anderson @Auntylou (4262) • Oxford, England 9 Nov 15

My mum died just last year , though it seems much longer. She was in her eighties and died suddenly of a heart attack having been increasingly frail for some time. She was lucky in this as she had always said that she would not...

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Janet Anderson My mum too was ready to go as she didn't like being old and weak. What a fantastic innings as we say over here!

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Janet Anderson @Auntylou (4262) • Oxford, England 9 Nov 15

My mum died just last year , though it seems much longer. She was in her eighties and died suddenly of a heart attack having been increasingly frail for some time. She was lucky in this as she had always said that she would not...

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AmberLynn My mother died a few years ago. She had MS, Epilepsy, and I believe Diabetes and Restless Leg Syndrome. I grew up with the knowledge that my mother may not live long. I was 25(ish) when she passed away. I'm glad she got to see me marry, even if I did divorce...

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Janet Anderson @Auntylou (4262) • Oxford, England 9 Nov 15

My mum died just last year , though it seems much longer. She was in her eighties and died suddenly of a heart attack having been increasingly frail for some time. She was lucky in this as she had always said that she would not...

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Sue21 My Mom died in 2002 and it was just after I had left England to come back here about 12 days later. It was a harrowing experience for me as I had to leave her with no choice at all. I had no support from anyone to be able to stay in another house till she got...

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Janet Anderson @Auntylou (4262) • Oxford, England 9 Nov 15

My mum died just last year , though it seems much longer. She was in her eighties and died suddenly of a heart attack having been increasingly frail for some time. She was lucky in this as she had always said that she would not...

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myfb2009 Both my parents are still around only they are not that healthy recently. Since my sisters are getting more busy with their careers, i had to give a helping hands in taking care of them. We should always appreciate the times that we are able to spend with our...

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Janet Anderson @Auntylou (4262) • Oxford, England 9 Nov 15

My mum died just last year , though it seems much longer. She was in her eighties and died suddenly of a heart attack having been increasingly frail for some time. She was lucky in this as she had always said that she would not...

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Judy Evans @Auntylou Mum got a telegram from the Queen and cards from quite a few of our leading politicians which was nice.

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Janet Anderson @Auntylou (4262) • Oxford, England 9 Nov 15

My mum died just last year , though it seems much longer. She was in her eighties and died suddenly of a heart attack having been increasingly frail for some time. She was lucky in this as she had always said that she would not...

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Janet Anderson What a great age your mum has reached. If she were British she would have got a telegram from the Queen on that milestone birthday!

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Janet Anderson @Auntylou (4262) • Oxford, England 9 Nov 15

My mum died just last year , though it seems much longer. She was in her eighties and died suddenly of a heart attack having been increasingly frail for some time. She was lucky in this as she had always said that she would not...

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rebel_woman06 Yes , my parents are still alive . My mother who is 77 takes care of my father 82 , who recently have her left lower leg amputated . I visit them every other Saturday . That way , i get to show them how much i love them while they are still alive .

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Janet Anderson @Auntylou (4262) • Oxford, England 9 Nov 15

My mum died just last year , though it seems much longer. She was in her eighties and died suddenly of a heart attack having been increasingly frail for some time. She was lucky in this as she had always said that she would not...

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Catherine Sorry for the loss of your parents. I am lucky to still have my Mom and Dad and we all still live together, as I am not married, I know each day is very precious.

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Janet Anderson @Auntylou (4262) • Oxford, England 9 Nov 15

My mum died just last year , though it seems much longer. She was in her eighties and died suddenly of a heart attack having been increasingly frail for some time. She was lucky in this as she had always said that she would not...

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Siduri My father died when I was small. My mother is still alive and in good health. I've made it a point not to leave anything unsaid between us. I'm sorry for your loss. I hope happy memories will be a comfort.

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Janet Anderson @Auntylou (4262) • Oxford, England 9 Nov 15

My mum died just last year , though it seems much longer. She was in her eighties and died suddenly of a heart attack having been increasingly frail for some time. She was lucky in this as she had always said that she would not...

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Sherry My dad died in 1962, when he was 31 years old. He drowned scuba diving. I was 6. My mom is still living at 80.

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Janet Anderson @Auntylou (4262) • Oxford, England 9 Nov 15

My mum died just last year , though it seems much longer. She was in her eighties and died suddenly of a heart attack having been increasingly frail for some time. She was lucky in this as she had always said that she would not...

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Heather Echola My mom died in 2001. She had an illness that tended to put her in the hospital, then she would get better and we did not really expect her to pass when she did. My dad is still living, at 84, his current wife is about 95 and is becoming increasingly frail. We...

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Janet Anderson @Auntylou (4262) • Oxford, England 9 Nov 15

My mum died just last year , though it seems much longer. She was in her eighties and died suddenly of a heart attack having been increasingly frail for some time. She was lucky in this as she had always said that she would not...

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Fleur Like you, mine both died within the last 5 years, both very suddenly. They were still so busy with many projects and interests.

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Janet Anderson @Auntylou (4262) • Oxford, England 9 Nov 15

My mum died just last year , though it seems much longer. She was in her eighties and died suddenly of a heart attack having been increasingly frail for some time. She was lucky in this as she had always said that she would not...

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Jabo You only get the one mum and dad, and you are right - you should cherish them. Mine are both long gone.

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Janet Anderson @Auntylou (4262) • Oxford, England 9 Nov 15

My mum died just last year , though it seems much longer. She was in her eighties and died suddenly of a heart attack having been increasingly frail for some time. She was lucky in this as she had always said that she would not...

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Patti G I am so sorry for the loss of your parents. My dad died of Non-Hodkins Lymphoma in 1987. He went very quickly. Actually, it was the chemo that took him. It knocked out his immune system and died of septic shock. My mom is alive at 88, she beat gastric...

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Janet Anderson @Auntylou (4262) • Oxford, England 9 Nov 15

My mum died just last year , though it seems much longer. She was in her eighties and died suddenly of a heart attack having been increasingly frail for some time. She was lucky in this as she had always said that she would not...

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moshe aharonov @mushluh (10) • Israel 8 Nov 15

What do you think the purpose of life? Why do we live if in the end we die? Is there a God who created us and watching over us? And if so, why not tell us what to do directly?

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cherigucchi It is up to us to find that purpose so we can have a meaningful living than just existing

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moshe aharonov @mushluh (10) • Israel 8 Nov 15

Hi I'm pretty new here .. Can you tell me what actions I earn money on the site?

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Happy Homestead Read the guidelines and earnings faq - that will tell you all you need to know.

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moshe aharonov @mushluh (10) • Israel 8 Nov 15

Hi I'm pretty new here .. Can you tell me what actions I earn money on the site?

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Margaret Mwangi Welcome to the site. All you need to do here is just interact with others. Comment on their discussions as they comment on yours. Just have fun doing so and you will earn

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (170724) • United States 7 Nov 15

No need to post a post every minute and a half. You do not get paid to post, but paid to start discussions. I know that this site represents significant money to some, and I hope they enjoy the process. I can only imagine if we...

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