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I lost my mom, she was just 58 and my only parent.
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<blockquote data-quote="Iamchris" data-source="post: 15227809" data-attributes="member: 21687"><p>I had a similar fate. I lost my mother when she was 58 as well, and I was 30 at the time. She was sick up to that point, and due to some mistakes made by those who handled her medically, she died completely unexpectedly. We knew she was sick but it wasn't serious, we did not expect her to die. She was transferred to another hospital for specialist treatment and was dead when she arrived.</p><p></p><p>I can't give you much advice, your religious background may be a strength if you have one.</p><p></p><p>Live with the memories, she will always be a part of you.</p><p></p><p>Cherrish that you were able to speak to her before she left. My mother was intubated and drugged up when I seen her last, but I will never forget the last time I seen her. She opened her eyes, looked very clearly into mine and mouthed what I think was "I'm sorry". I'm not sure why... I think she was sad because I was about to get married and she was VERY excited about it, but knew she wouldn't make it.</p><p>I did fortunately still get a gift from her on my wedding day which is something I was thrilled to get. It just means so much more to me now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Iamchris, post: 15227809, member: 21687"] I had a similar fate. I lost my mother when she was 58 as well, and I was 30 at the time. She was sick up to that point, and due to some mistakes made by those who handled her medically, she died completely unexpectedly. We knew she was sick but it wasn't serious, we did not expect her to die. She was transferred to another hospital for specialist treatment and was dead when she arrived. I can't give you much advice, your religious background may be a strength if you have one. Live with the memories, she will always be a part of you. Cherrish that you were able to speak to her before she left. My mother was intubated and drugged up when I seen her last, but I will never forget the last time I seen her. She opened her eyes, looked very clearly into mine and mouthed what I think was "I'm sorry". I'm not sure why... I think she was sad because I was about to get married and she was VERY excited about it, but knew she wouldn't make it. I did fortunately still get a gift from her on my wedding day which is something I was thrilled to get. It just means so much more to me now. [/QUOTE]
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