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[quote name='Tainted Black' timestamp='1282258390' post='4544247']
... My ocusins... killed in an accident, along with a baby they were babysitting... Out of the 4 (Girl, Girl, Baby, Boy), only the male cousin survived...
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That's just sad, three deaths. I've never had that happen. I feel sorry for you :(

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Oh there's a lot.
My nana died when I was merely 2.
My parents told me that I was the last person she ever hugged, which makes me feel good. She died right in front of a church.
Then there's my pop-pop. He died the week of my 6th birthday, which was awful. I really miss him, too.
Then, there's my uncle Joe. I forget how he died, but he was a really good guy and was always there for me. I miss him a lot.
And my great aunt Ruth. I would always go to her house in the summer to swim and hang out with my family. She was really great.
And, the most recent of these deaths, yet the one that affected me most (despite how awful this sounds) was my dog, Barney. I had him from the time I was an infant. He was with me forever, always there for me. He was the sweetest dog in the world. If I was sad, he'd lay down next to my bed for the whole day. If I was sick, he'd lay down right by my side and keep my company. I loved him more than you could love a brother. I was there with him when he had to get put to sleep. He had cancer, and one of his tumors was beginning to burst. We didn't want him to suffer anymore, so we took him. While the vet was doing what had to be done, I put my hands on his head and sat there, looking at him. The moment I saw his eyes close was the saddest moment of my life. To this day, I've kept a small patch of his fur where the vet had to shave him to put the needle in. To me, it's the most important thing in the world.
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[quote name='δαίμονας' timestamp='1282270369' post='4544970']
Oh there's a lot.
My nana died when I was merely 2.
My parents told me that I was the last person she ever hugged, which makes me feel good. She died right in front of a church.
Then there's my pop-pop. He died the week of my 6th birthday, which was awful. I really miss him, too.
Then, there's my uncle Joe. I forget how he died, but he was a really good guy and was always there for me. I miss him a lot.
And my great aunt Ruth. I would always go to her house in the summer to swim and hang out with my family. She was really great.
And, the most recent of these deaths, yet the one that affected me most (despite how awful this sounds) was my dog, Barney. I had him from the time I was an infant. He was with me forever, always there for me. He was the sweetest dog in the world. If I was sad, he'd lay down next to my bed for the whole day. If I was sick, he'd lay down right by my side and keep my company. I loved him more than you could love a brother. I was there with him when he had to get put to sleep. He had cancer, and one of his tumors was beginning to burst. We didn't want him to suffer anymore, so we took him. While the vet was doing what had to be done, I put my hands on his head and sat there, looking at him. The moment I saw his eyes close was the saddest moment of my life. To this day, I've kept a small patch of his fur where the vet had to shave him to put the needle in. To me, it's the most important thing in the world.
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That is sad. How can you bear with losing so many loved ones. I've only lost one. You've lost like 5. I'm very sorry for your dog Barney. I didn't even know dogs could get cancer. I sincerely feel sorry for you. Your dog barney, when did he pass away? What breed was he?
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My Great Grandma. I had her picture (when she was in her Teens/20's in 1950) as my avatar for a week. I miss her a whole lot. And my cousin who was Assisted in his Suicide last year... I shunned him because he smoked (don't regret doing so), but I do regret not getting to know him better.

I really wanted my Grandma there at my Graduation from College, to live to well over 100 and see me get married, to see us all smile.
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[quote name='JoshIcy' timestamp='1282272694' post='4545116']
My Great Grandma. I had her picture (when she was in her Teens/20's in 1950) as my avatar for a week. I miss her a whole lot. And my cousin who was Assisted in his Suicide last year... I shunned him because he smoked (don't regret doing so), but I do regret not getting to know him better.

I really wanted my Grandma there at my Graduation from College, to live to well over 100 and see me get married, to see us all smile.
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I have 2 older brothers.
They're both smokers and alcoholics. I don't shun them for it, I love them very much, but when I first found out, I did lose a lot of respect for them. However, I do really wish they would quit. I couldn't bare to see either of my brothers be sent to an early grave over stupid decisions.
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[quote name='Divine Grace' timestamp='1282272724' post='4545117']
My Grandpa died in 1997 from Heart Failure. I was 4 then.
My older sister, Tiffany died 5 minutes after she was born. She was born a year before me so obviously I never knew her. She would've been 18 on August 2nd this year.
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woah. That's the first to have a sibling die. I'm sincerely sorry. I can't even imagine how sad you must feel. That's something that would make me cry. :( Thanks for posting on my thread, and sharing.

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[quote name='Commander Tim' timestamp='1282330935' post='4547089']
great granma died when i was like 3-4 didn' really know her.... she had mental problems so.... i guess it was best that she a had a natural peaceful death. :(
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Mine died when I was 2.
D:
We shouldn't let this thread die, it seems like a good place to vent.

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