Dirty,Rotten,Good For Nothing Rats ...sad update

a reply to: mamabeth

OMG.
I work with retired military and deal with natural death almost every day. Sometimes the spouse actually handles it better than I do.
But this is unacceptable and hits me hard. Sue me I'm sensitive and I literally feel for your unnecessary loss.
I have three words for you as the best advice I can possibly provide at the moment...
SUE FAUCI NOW.

Don't let her die in vain. Avenge her death like f'n Batman. I'll help any way I can.

originally posted by: mamabeth
My heart hurts so much right now,I just finished reading
my child's obituary on the funeral home's website.

Mamabeth - do you have family or friends around and with you?

You need some support right now. Don't feel bad about letting people help you.

If it makes you feel any better, allow it simply because it makes those helping you feel better too.

And you might be surprised...real help often comes in unexpected ways and from unexpected places.

I lost both of my parents in a span of 13 days. Not nearly the same as losing a child, but awful too.

Doesn't it suck that there seems to be an untold number of ways to feel awful?

My heart goes out to you in your time of grief...

a reply to: FraterAetherius

I am wanting a copy of her death certificate to see what
they put down as cause of death.I heard she had a serious
stroke and when tested,tested positive for Covid.
She was in the hospital about a week before I found out she
was there.Then the hospital WOULD NOT let me see her at all
because she tested positive for Covid.
I always talked to her about twice a week and when I didn't hear
from her for over a week,I knew something was wrong.I started
calling around and then found out what happened.
As for people like Fauci,I think it is better to leave these people
to our Heavenly Father to deal with.

a reply to: Riffrafter

I got a lot of support here on ATS and reading some
of the posts helped a lot.

a reply to: mamabeth

Beware of hospital practices. If they tested your daughter without her consent, it could very well have been false positive. It is likely in my opinion your daughter had a stroke but not covid and the hospital reported a false positive to get money for themselves.

a reply to: mamabeth

Hi mama, thinking about you today, hoping you’re coping with unimaginable grief Wish I didn’t know how you might be feeling, lost 3 core Family members in the last 4 yrs. and it’s brutal stuff mama. The initial shock and just having to deal with getting through the funerals, etc., kinda made it possible to function in a fog of sorts. Anyways, it may hit you just when it seems you’ve survived the worst of it.....Time doesn’t “Heal” this wound, just hopefully makes us re-focus our Energy with our Angel’s on our shoulders. 💐

Soo sorry about your lost, Mama, is very hard to lose a love one specially a mother, I lost mine in October, is not easy, no easy. My hart goes to you.

a reply to: JAGStorm

Is not, is very real, the night my mother passed, she talked to me and then she hugged me, the hug was a scary thing because I knew she was not longer alive.

But the same was felt by my younger brother, his wife and my daughter, we all felt the hug.

Soo is its real, very real.