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04/04/26(Sat)19:13:21 No.84293568
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Anonymous 04/04/26(Sat)19:13:21 No.84293568 Archived
Is it possible to be sad when someone with dementia dies I mean like the person they were probably died years ago
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Anonymous
04/04/26(Sat)20:47:56 No.84294129
Anonymous 04/04/26(Sat)20:47:56 No.84294129
>>84293568
I was sad when a very close relative died, but yeah they started dying 10 years prior
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Kaslister
04/04/26(Sat)20:50:03 No.84294145
Kaslister 04/04/26(Sat)20:50:03 No.84294145
>>84293568
you have to let go of the fear/resentment their dementia infliced into you
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