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In reply to the discussion: Today was one shitty day. [View all]Live and Learn
(12,769 posts)13. I can feel your pain but don't give up.
My mother started taking some local adult education classes developed especially for seniors after my father died. She has made many friends with similar interests and is busier now than ever. She and her friends are really enjoying life right now and they range in age from 70 to 90. I can't believe how much energy they have. Have to say, I am a bit envious.
There are many activities that you might enjoy and never got around to doing before. Take the opportunity to keep busy and learn new things. Best of luck to you.
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I send you my love, tears, hugs, and my prayers that you will feel June and others there with you...
DesertDiamond
Mar 2014
#5
I'm almost 68 years old, and I have come to enjoy the little things in life... I'm saddened by your
secondwind
Mar 2014
#9
I am sorry for your loss and hope you can find peace and contentment in the future.
kairos12
Mar 2014
#11
a belated welcome to DU. can only imagine how difficult this has been, and will be, for you. I
niyad
Mar 2014
#12
Just had a great lunch with friends, one just 70, lost her husband 4 years ago..
mountain grammy
Mar 2014
#20