After we returned to Ohio, she lost a battle with breast cancer at 28 when my daughters were 4 and 1. I instantly became Mr Mom.
Not sure why I'm going down memory lane...but one more photo of my Susan.
After we returned to Ohio, she lost a battle with breast cancer at 28 when my daughters were 4 and 1. I instantly became Mr Mom.
Not sure why I'm going down memory lane...but one more photo of my Susan.
She’s absolutely beautiful.
Twenty-eight ... how utterly tragic.
Lost my Joanie at that age....39 years ago.
You’ve done well in all those ways, sir!
Hope your daughters remain a comfort to you :)
She was really beautiful.
Agree. She is so beautiful. And from your love for her, I am guessing an absolutely beautiful soul.
God bless you and your family.
Prayers up.
Oh my. 28. You must have been very busy. I can see you changing diapers with one hand and grabbing the 4-yr-old with the other. She was stunning. And I didn’t realize it the first time I saw her picture, but she was one of those natural platinum blondes, wasn’t she? Did your daughters inherit her hair?
As far as what you said to another freeper, being haunted because you weren’t there when she passed, trust me on this. People go when the circumstances are to their liking. If you weren’t there, she didn’t want you there. For some reason, she didn’t want you to see her go. My dear mother was the same. My amazingly wonderful husband just the opposite.
How very sad. Sorry to hear that. I don’t know how I would hold up after a tragedy like that.