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  1. Denisse Perez says

    Brought me to tears! Especially because I have two daughters of my own that I work so hard for, they are the core of my life! And so, I’m afraid to one day go early, because no one can ever love them like I do. Loved this. It’s inspiring! 🙂

    • Shelly DS says

      I know that feeling all too well… when I was pregnant I made tones of videos for Gabby so she would have something to remember me by when I go… even this blog is mainly for her to have a front row view into how her mom saw life and loved her so much… lol maybe we need therapy!

  2. 4msbipolarmom says

    I lost my Mom less than year ago to pancreatic cancer. She was healthy before then, a church and community leader. Unexpected. Both my kids and I to whom she was and is central have struggled to walk without her. Until we realised that she never left. We miss her. It’s tough sometimes. But she’s with us. Your Mom is with you too, and the cutest Spawn I ever seen. xx

    • Shelly DS says

      My heart goes out to you… It is never easy losing someone regardless of the circumstances. It’s great to hear that you take comfort in knowing she is with you. She will be there as long as you carry her memories, teachings and love with you <3

  3. olivialucieblake says

    “time does not heal, it simply teaches you how to handle your emotions.”
    I really appreciate this and im so sorry that you lost your mom. Im sure it was and still is a struggle for you.
    My best friend passed away in 2017, and i remember countless people telling me how time heals and it will get better, but i kept waiting and waiting to feel better and i didnt. You’re so right, we just learn to deal with the emotions. You never heal from something like that.
    Thank you for being so open and honest. More people need to talk about death and the impact it has on those left behind. 💕

    • Shelly DS says

      It’s terrible that you had to go through that 💔 but I’m sure you’ve become a stronger person because of it! Thanks so much for reading and showing love, it wasn’t easy to write The Accepting Grief series because tapping into those emotions was just overwhelming…

  4. Helen says

    thanks for sharing such a hard topic. Losing a parent is definitely one of the hardest things that anyone can get through. The fact that you were able to that is a testament to your inner strength.

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