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Jane - keep doing what you're doing . . . talk about her to us, to your partner, to your girls and to anyone who will listen. This is all part of the grieving process And cry lots - I've found that is a good outlet for the pain and hurt. It was so good of the driver to stop. I'm sure he is very upset about what has happened - most people would be. Lots of love. |
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Yola's right; do keep talking about her, remembering the funny quirky things; it does help a bit. Although you never really get over the loss, but the pain does lessen... Loads of hugs......xxxx |
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So very sorry Jane. Can't really find words to express how sorry I am for you and for your children. Best thing is to keep talking about Kay. One day you will find a smile at her mention, rather than tears. ***HUGS*** |
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