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CTyankee Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu May-05-11 07:09 PM
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29. It is sad that she feels this way, but experiencing the violent end to a loved one's life
is often not ennobling. We are not alluva sudden granted sainthood because our family member was suddenly, shockingly, killed. We are angry, vengeful, or just looking for the answers. I am weary of this, as a family member who has, as you have, experienced this kind of violence. But I am also aware that it can take you over, in anger and grief, to an extent you never thought you could feel. I wish it could go away. It hasn't.
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