How Would You Deal With Your Grief If You Lost Both of Your Parents?

[TheBigBopper]

I'm not the biggest fan of theirs anyway, so there wouldn't be much grief to deal with

 

[Sugar]

My niece, sister and cousin died in a car accident their ages were 9,18 and 31. That fukked me up for a long time cause I was in the car as well. I used to think I could handle losing loved ones, but this taught me different. The worst part of it all was watching my Mother grieve, and I was there in the hospital when they told her. She let out this scream I'll never forget for as long as I live. It still haunts me to this day.

Losing my niece and sister made something inside me die. I don't even want to imagine what something like this would do to me.

That shyt sounds so tragic breh

 

[Sugar]

I turned my paper in today yall, and I used several of yall's stories as examples and testimonies. Needless to say my A is almost guarenteed

I appreciate the assistance

 

[Illeye buckmatic]

Damn. My mom gotta go to hospice and have a few days left

Now I gotta live to what I posted

 

[Killer Instinct]

I try not to think about it. He never knew his father, but I had a friend in high school who lost his mother to cancer and his grandmother from natural causes in a three year span before he even hit 20. The two women who raised him. Had to be traumatic. He was never the same. You never know how you'll handle something like that.

 

[Sugar]

Damn. My mom gotta go to hospice and have a few days left

Now I gotta live to what I posted

Damn bruh, for real?

 

[Illeye buckmatic]

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Damn bruh, for real?

At the hospital now. She going to hospice tomorrow

shyt came out of nowhere And they said she's in the advanced stages of the illness. She practically stays in hospital. Why is this my first time hearing of her terminal illness