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I should be happy my husband died quickly??? He may have suffered longer had he lived.

Opinions such as this are intolerable, insensitive, and cruel
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How about if I wished he didn't die at all?
Didn't suffer at all?
How in the world can people think anyone who says that their loved one died too quickly could ever feel they wanted them to suffer short or long time?
And they should be happy about their death?

Please do not come on here and argue with me.
I'm in more than enough pain already.... Anybody trying to convince me it was a great thing my husband died is just going to be deleted and if they persist they will be blocked.
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My childhood friend wasn't wrong when he said to me, many years later, 'at least your Died drowned where he loved being on a lake' But it cut my heart out, when it was only days before, my Dad died drowning to hear those words.

I knew how my father loved being on water. His presence was always glowing when he was on a boat, a canoe, like his heart knew no other place. But I could still not see how this needed to be said, it's trivializing my grief and his meaning to me.

I wanted to say back, 'you think anyone have their last gasps of air and life, watching themselves die a slow death, as drowning is, wouldn't want one more chance be with who they love?'

I'm sorry, people are almost intolerable when you are dealing with grief. They have no clue what you are going through in grief and lose sight of meanings. And my story, doesn't come with he was better off because he was struggling, but telling me it was how he would have wanted to die. I know my father, he would have wanted every chance to say goodbye.

My heart pours out to you in this lonely time, where it feels there is no one who can understand you or even see you.
Justmeraeagain · 56-60, F
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I'm sorry you went through that people should be more careful what they say.
I want to scream at people "Of course I don't want him to suffer I want him like he was before why don't you understand that?"
@Justmeraeagain All I know it is part of healing, you will face again and again, and you can do is feel how you loved them and continue to love them, and hopefully for you, you just see your love because that's all that ever mattered. You loved him and you still love him