Ghostwriter
Sometimes I believe it’s a question that shouldn’t be asked. It could be the answer is so intense you couldn’t face the reality of what is coming. I am not sure my heart could handle it. I had a close friend pass away and his doctor told me the reason was simple. He didn’t have underlying conditions, it happened years ago and he simply died of a broken heart because he saw no hope. It wasn’t a deep depression, it was just how he felt. His death certificate reads “a broken heart”.
I wonder if I asked all the questions about why and what was happening and how long this would go on, if the answer would simply be more than I could take. I understand the focus needs to change. I don’t know how to change it.
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Question of
What is the next step?
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Yes
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Question of
Can the pharmacy get his medication?
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Yes
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Question of
Would he rather stop taking the medication?
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Yes
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No
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Question of
Can I survive without him?
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Yes
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No
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best wishes and hope sent your way. you are in a tough situation. I would shoulder any part of your burden that I could carry if it were possible.
You do already- I just need to make adjustments.
i am here if you need anything…
Dear friend, the only cure is strong will and confidence in yourself. Then you will conquer everything. Here’s a great thought. “Sometimes I think I would have a better chance of winning if I were really confident in myself.” – Helen Fielding
Thanks so much that is really profound.
I hope you’re able to get the meds. All I can say that if I have managed to survive and go on now almost 3 years after my soul mate passed away I know you’ll be able to go on as well. Sending you many positive vibes.
Thanks so much for your kindness. It is much appreicated.
I hope you get his meds soon. I will send positive thoughts your way.
Thank you, kind of like the grinch, I felt my heart grow. You are a hero for many.