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It's okay to cry...

My elderly neighbor husband after 57 years of marriage passed away almost a month ago and for the most part she's been okay but she'll cry sometimes and always say I'm sorry for crying............. Why?????? I was like you just lost the love of your life why are you apologizing for crying? I don't understand that at all. I would be bawling every chance I got! They've been my neighbor for the past 14 years. They moved up from Florida because they were tired of running from hurricanes. 😂 She told me they met while she was on a family vacation after that week of vacationing she flew back to Indiana packed her bags and they were married within 2 weeks of meeting each other. She told me she knew he was the one for her. ❤️ That's why I told her she could cry all she wanted to and I'll hold her while she cries. I wrote this because she called me at 7 this morning to come get some CAN soups she had 😂 she calls me Bunny she was like Bunny come on over right now and get this soup 🥴 I threw on my robe and walked over...... *sigh* Lord bless her heart! I wanted to say can you wait until after 9:30 😂🤣😂🤣
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ChipmunkErnie · 70-79, M
She must feel so lonely now. :'( As to why she apologizes for crying, I guess many people just feel like they shouldn't "burden" other people with their problems. So often we're raised to be stoic and not share, particularly with non-family or non-close friends. I's wonderful you;re being so nice and understanding.
PEACH4LIFE · 46-50, F
@ChipmunkErnie That's true some of us are raised that way. She's not only a neighbor but she's been a really good friend of mine and I'll do anything to help her during this difficult time.
ChipmunkErnie · 70-79, M
@PEACH4LIFE She's lucky to have you.
PEACH4LIFE · 46-50, F
@ChipmunkErnie thank you.