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Just an Ordinary Day
I originally posted this last September but it’s message is just as important each year that we pause on September 11th. Thousands of people died here in the USA that dreadful day, and more died all around the world. I … Continue reading
Posted in 2001 death, family, Grief, grieving, September 11, World Trade Center
Tagged death, grief, hospice, New York City, plane, USA, World Trade Center
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Just an ordinary day
The phone rings in the middle of the night. Katie looks at the clock and it is 2:20 a.m. “Katie, it’s Dad, I am so sorry but I think you should come home honey, the hospice nurse says Mom doesn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Lessons from others
Tagged 2001, airplane, brain tumor, Chicago O'Hare, death, died, disease, family, friends, grief, hospice, Indiana, life, lives, memory, nation, natural causes, phone, remember, roots, September 11, South Bend, starvation, terrorism, void, world, World Trade Center
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