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Posted by lynne in toronto on October 20, 2009, 8:09 pm
My Mom died unexpectedly quite recently, at age 87.
She had been failing for some time, partly from early Alzheimer's,
partly from simply wearing out. We had moved her into a brand new
retirement apt., gorgeous building, near my brother,and where we all
could see her more often.
She seemed to be coming along, making the adjustment slowly, and
feeling a bit like a princess in her lovely new digs. Brand new
everything...nearly all of her furniture was new, new linens, towels,
etc. She looked cute as a button sitting in her little gold club
chair as she surveyed her new home..
Unfortunately her heart just gave out, and she died on Friday, Oct
9. We had the burial on this past Saturday, in order for all of the
family to make it in from various spots in Ontario, and my niece from
Duke University.
For all of you who have lost a mother, you know what this is like. I
miss her terribly. I keep wanting to call her to chat, but she's not
there. I think the shock of her dying so suddenly was the most
difficult, just as we had moved her, and were hoping for at least a
few good, happy months,
Thanks to all for your kind words, thoughts and prayers.
Lynne in Toronto (keeping the chin up, and all that.)
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Posted by Sandy on October 20, 2009, 8:22 pm
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> My Mom died unexpectedly quite recently, at age 87.
>
> She had been failing for some time, partly from early Alzheimer's,
> partly from simply wearing out. We had moved her into a brand new
> retirement apt., gorgeous building, near my brother,and where we all
> could see her more often.
>
> She seemed to be coming along, making the adjustment slowly, and
> feeling a bit like a princess in her lovely new digs. Brand new
> everything...nearly all of her furniture was new, new linens, towels,
> etc. She looked cute as a button sitting in her little gold club
> chair as she surveyed her new home..
>
> Unfortunately her heart just gave out, and she died on Friday, Oct
> 9. We had the burial on this past Saturday, in order for all of the
> family to make it in from various spots in Ontario, and my niece from
> Duke University.
>
> For all of you who have lost a mother, you know what this is like. I
> miss her terribly. I keep wanting to call her to chat, but she's not
> there. I think the shock of her dying so suddenly was the most
> difficult, just as we had moved her, and were hoping for at least a
> few good, happy months,
>
> Thanks to all for your kind words, thoughts and prayers.
>
> Lynne in Toronto (keeping the chin up, and all that.)
Lynne, I'm so sorry for your loss. }}
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Sandy in Henderson, near Las Vegas
sw.foster1 (at) gmail (dot) com (remove/change the obvious)
http://www.sandymike.net
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Posted by dealer83 on October 20, 2009, 8:34 pm
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> > My Mom died unexpectedly quite recently, at age 87.
> > She had been failing for some time, partly from early Alzheimer's,
> > partly from simply wearing out. =A0We had moved her into a brand new
> > retirement apt., gorgeous building, near my brother,and where we all
> > could =A0see her more often.
> > She seemed to be coming along, making the adjustment slowly, and
> > feeling a bit like a princess in her lovely new digs. Brand new
> > everything...nearly all of her furniture was new, new linens, towels,
> > etc. She looked cute as a button sitting in her little gold club
> > chair =A0as she surveyed her new home..
> > Unfortunately her heart just gave out, and she died on =A0Friday, Oct
> > 9. =A0We had the burial on this past Saturday, in order for all of the
> > family to make it in from various spots in Ontario, and my niece from
> > Duke University.
> > For all of you who have lost a mother, you know what this is like. =A0I
> > miss her terribly. =A0I keep wanting to call her to chat, but she's not
> > there. =A0I think the shock of her dying so suddenly was the most
> > difficult, just as we had moved her, and were hoping for at least a
> > few good, happy months,
> > Thanks to all for your kind words, thoughts and prayers.
> > Lynne in Toronto (keeping the chin up, and all that.)
> Lynne, I'm so sorry for your loss. }}
> --
> Sandy in Henderson, near Las Vegas
> sw.foster1 (at) gmail (dot) com (remove/change the obvious)http://www.san=
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My deepest sympathy for your dear mothers passing. My thoughts and
prayers go out to you and your family. Donna
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Posted by Cindy Schmidt on October 20, 2009, 8:32 pm
Oh ((((((Lynne))))))....I am so sorry. As one who has lost her mom yes, I
know what it's like.
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Cindy from MO
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> My Mom died unexpectedly quite recently, at age 87.
> She had been failing for some time, partly from early Alzheimer's,
> partly from simply wearing out. We had moved her into a brand new
> retirement apt., gorgeous building, near my brother,and where we all
> could see her more often.
> She seemed to be coming along, making the adjustment slowly, and
> feeling a bit like a princess in her lovely new digs. Brand new
> everything...nearly all of her furniture was new, new linens, towels,
> etc. She looked cute as a button sitting in her little gold club
> chair as she surveyed her new home..
> Unfortunately her heart just gave out, and she died on Friday, Oct
> 9. We had the burial on this past Saturday, in order for all of the
> family to make it in from various spots in Ontario, and my niece from
> Duke University.
> For all of you who have lost a mother, you know what this is like. I
> miss her terribly. I keep wanting to call her to chat, but she's not
> there. I think the shock of her dying so suddenly was the most
> difficult, just as we had moved her, and were hoping for at least a
> few good, happy months,
> Thanks to all for your kind words, thoughts and prayers.
> Lynne in Toronto (keeping the chin up, and all that.)
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Posted by amy in CNY on October 20, 2009, 8:36 pm
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> My Mom died unexpectedly quite recently, at age 87.
Oh, Lynne. As i said on the other post, my deepest condolences.
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amy in CNY
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> She had been failing for some time, partly from early Alzheimer's,
> partly from simply wearing out. We had moved her into a brand new
> retirement apt., gorgeous building, near my brother,and where we all
> could see her more often.
>
> She seemed to be coming along, making the adjustment slowly, and
> feeling a bit like a princess in her lovely new digs. Brand new
> everything...nearly all of her furniture was new, new linens, towels,
> etc. She looked cute as a button sitting in her little gold club
> chair as she surveyed her new home..
>
> Unfortunately her heart just gave out, and she died on Friday, Oct
> 9. We had the burial on this past Saturday, in order for all of the
> family to make it in from various spots in Ontario, and my niece from
> Duke University.
>
> For all of you who have lost a mother, you know what this is like. I
> miss her terribly. I keep wanting to call her to chat, but she's not
> there. I think the shock of her dying so suddenly was the most
> difficult, just as we had moved her, and were hoping for at least a
> few good, happy months,
>
> Thanks to all for your kind words, thoughts and prayers.
>
> Lynne in Toronto (keeping the chin up, and all that.)