02-04-2021, 11:00 PM
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Re: Making It
Originally Posted by spitfire
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Have you ever had an inkling that someone close was not going to complete the average "Life Term", not because of their own volition, but they just didn't make it. Maybe they weren't designed to make the accepted finishing post.
So let me tell it now just one episode of many
where we used to live Sue and I were walking past the local row of shops and outside Boots the chemist was an ambulance parked up. Being nosey we looked into the shop and there was our next door neighbour Joan being attended to.
So we went in to see if we could do anything like take her shopping home as they wanted to take her into hospital for a checkup.
She asked us to let Tom her husband know which we did as soon as wed got home.
Now the strange thing I said to Sue " she isn't going to make it" and Sue said don't be daft, but , and I don't know how where or why but I knew something was telling me.
that evening Joan came home and this terrible feeling just would not go away.
Sad to say 3 days later Joan was rushed into hospital and passed away.
This is an absolute true story of many "happening" I have felt. I know exactly peoples response, maybe as on here ,which is why I hardly ever mention it.
My mother also knew her mother ,my grandmother, had passed away Strange thing was they were 300 miles apart but my mother said she woke up to see my grfanmother at the end of her bed saying goodbye.
Next morning my mother got a phone call from my uncle saying gran had passed away at the exact time my mother saw her
03-04-2021, 01:15 AM
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Re: Making It
Originally Posted by spitfire
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Its a difficult question alright, but saying goodbye to someone, who should have survived but was ground down by living grief day in day out is not acceptable.
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