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Chevrolet : Tahoe 2007 chev Tahoe 4x4 sport utility
Chevrolet : Tahoe 2007 chev Tahoe 4x4 sport utility
$15,500.00 (0 Bids)
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Ford : Ranger Edge 2001 Ford Ranger Edge
Ford : Ranger Edge 2001 Ford Ranger Edge
$2,025.00
$5,700.00
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Porsche : 928 S 1986 Porsche 928  coupe,  automatic, sunroof
Porsche : 928 S 1986 Porsche 928 coupe, automatic, sunroof
$2,600.00 (11 Bids)
Time Left: 1d 16h 34m
Pontiac : Le Mans 2 dr CLEN TITLE
Pontiac : Le Mans 2 dr CLEN TITLE
$3,000.00
$4,000.00
Time Left: 2d 13h 5m

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Is it normal to talk to my dead mother?
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My mom had just barely past away a month ago on may 22 2011. She had been suffering in the hospital for a month befOre she died of a ton problems I probably won't even spell right if I tell you guys... My mother and I had a great relationship, but for the past while, I hadn't talked to her much cause she had been mean and grumpy, I respected that and gave her a lOt of space... The day after Easter I came home and saw a note on the door that my stepfather had wrote saying they were in the hospital.. I was scared and so was my sister, later my stepdad came home and told us that she woulnt stop bleeding and she needed blood transfusions.. Weeks later came more problems and soon enough later, she died.. And the whole time she was in the hospital I was never able to talk to her and tell her I love her and I miss her and we need her home. But soon the time had come.. As soon as my sister and brother and I had heard, I felt numb, Lifeless, like I had no more purpose.  The Funeral Me, my father, my stepmom, and sister had made our way to the funeral. As soon as I got there and walked out of the car and into the memorial service, I made my way into the room were she was in her casket. I looked at her and started to cry and felt her head and it was as cold as an ice cube. I looked at her lifeless body and thought to myself, she doesn't look the same... And cryed more.  Later, it was time to take her to her resting place, I was one of the pallbearers. As we made our way there, I made my very long speech and stood through it the whole way.. After my mothers brother had a very hard time with his speech, and after that when they lowered her down to the ground my moms uncle Kelly had a very hard time playing his song for her on the violin... To this day, all I do is talk to her non stop, and so does my stepdad... I want to know if this is normal or just weird, I love and miss my mother so much and we all know she didn't deserve to die. Rest in peace Wendi Kay Quinn. My mother now rests in Holladay, Utah located in salt lake city. 


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I miss my mom... What do I do?
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My mom had just barely past away a month ago on may 22 2011. She had been suffering in the hospital for a month befOre she died of a ton problems I probably won't even spell right if I tell you guys... My mother and I had a great relationship, but for the past while, I hadn't talked to her much cause she had been mean and grumpy, I respected that and gave her a lOt of space... The day after Easter I came home and saw a note on the door that my stepfather had wrote saying they were in the hospital.. I was scared and so was my sister, later my stepdad came home and told us that she woulnt stop bleeding and she needed blood transfusions.. Weeks later came more problems and soon enough later, she died.. And the whole time she was in the hospital I was never able to talk to her and tell her I love her and I miss her and we need her home. But soon the time had come.. As soon as my sister and brother and I had heard, I felt numb, Lifeless, like I had no more purpose.  The Funeral Me, my father, my stepmom, and sister had made our way to the funeral. As soon as I got there and walked out of the car and into the memorial service, I made my way into the room were she was in her casket. I looked at her and started to cry and felt her head and it was as cold as an ice cube. I looked at her lifeless body and thought to myself, she doesn't look the same... And cryed more.  Later, it was time to take her to her resting place, I was one of the pallbearers. As we made our way there, I made my very long speech and stood through it the whole way.. After my mothers brother had a very hard time with his speech, and after that when they lowered her down to the ground my moms uncle Kelly had a very hard time playing his song for her on the violin... To this day, all I do is talk to her non stop, and so does my stepdad... I want to know if this is normal or just weird, I love and miss my mother so much and we all know she didn't deserve to die. Rest in peace Wendi Kay Quinn. My mother now rests in Holladay, Utah located in salt lake city. 


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This is entirely normal, in fact, this is your own personal way of grieving a loss. I hope nothing I write offends you because that's the least I would ever want to do, and I completely understand that you may be going through a vulnerable period in your life. My suggestion is that you continue to release your emotions in whatever way you need to, as this would be the most healthy thing to do. However, do realize that she is gone and perhaps, instead of seeing this as a sorrowful time, try to change your perspective (not easy, ik). Use her death as a time to hone a skill, which you may have forgotten. Gain strength from this loss, and understand that human kind is always in some way or another, incomplete. Loss is a necessary vacuole needed for progression. If everything was whole, you would never have something to work towards; you would never search for more because you wouldn't need to. It may be possible that her death was a wake-up call; it may serve to bring you back to reality. Continue to miss and love her, send all the best wishes you can to her, and then let it go. Also, there are 5 stages in the grieving process that are good to be aware of, just so you can be sure exactly where you are. These are: 1.Denial 2.Anger 3.Bargaining 4. Depression 5. Acceptance. Good luck to you, and best wishes. R.I.P. Wendi Kay Quinn