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kc

Posts: 17
From: Huddersfield
Registered: 09-Feb-2004
Re: Life after death?
Posted: 30-May-2004 17:43
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Pat,
I am the mother of a son who has cf. I feel for you so much. Words fail me, but my thoughts and prayers are with you.
Love Karen.

Superwoman

Posts: 32
Registered: 06-Feb-2004
Re: Life after death?
Posted: 02-Jun-2004 21:13
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My thoughts are also with you. I hope you find the help you need here.

davidsmum

Posts: 4
From: Berkshire
Registered: 14-Dec-2006
Re: Life after death?
Posted: 14-Dec-2006 13:29
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I just saw your post. My son also died in 2004 from CF age 17.

I don't know if you will pick this message up and how you feel now. Probably about the same as I do.

If you want to contact me you can do so on fieldrose@hotmail.com. I also live in Berkshire and know other parents with CF children - we meet up occasionally and this is very helpful. (Theirs are still alive).

sunseasand

Posts: 74
Registered: 10-Nov-2006
Re: Life after death?
Posted: 14-Dec-2006 17:45
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Hi Pat, Like all the other posts sent I also really feel for you...losing your son must have been terrible for you and also losing your husband. I have a son wcf and I really understand how upsetting it is for you, specially around this time of year, as I lost my mum from cancer. I never ever thought I could get through the pain of losing someone that I totally loved so much, but time is a great healer, they are NEVER forgotten but the pain is not so intense as the years went pass. I always feel that my mum is watching over me and guiding me to make choices in my life, thats how I seemed to cope, I felt she was still their in spirit. One day I was driving under a bridge which had only enough room for one car, it was a sharp bend and cars drive through fast. All of a sudden seconds before going through I heard my mums voice loud in my head shout my name and watch out!, I broke hard and through the bridge raced a huge heavy lorry. I would have been crushed. Another time I was crying thinking of my mum and looking at her picture, from the ceiling a single hair fell, long, dark with a curl at the end. The only hair like that was my mums, we all had short blonde hair in the household. But these experiences plus many more helps me cope...she is there watching me, helping me, and like your son I am sure he is watching over you and guiding you, just like he as guided you to us, for our love and support to you. Please stay in touch with us all Pat, I'm sure this cf site can help you. Take care, stay strong. from sunseasand.x