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PriteeMisra

@PriteeMisra

Dazzler

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Posted: 10 years ago

#481

Originally posted by: Ashu25
Pritee am all the more saddened cause I know Sudhie in person to some extent...

Ashu, its not easy to share such things. But there are times when it just goes with the flow and you end up sharing. And Sugandha herself admitted they among themselves also don't talk about such thing.

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modernfamily

@modernfamily

Voyager

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Posted: 10 years ago

#482

Thanks a lot guys

I'm good now. I'm actually very proud of my dad, he did a great job alone and unlike so many kids who lose their mothers, there was no stepmom in the picture. I'm so thankful for that. The only thing that worries me is he's old now and alone. I try going on weekends but it's not possible every weekend. The only time not having a mother pinches me is when I see or used to see my friends' or cousins' mothers coddling their kids. That's something you can never get. When we got hurt the first word that came out our mouth was "mummy" like every kid, later I realised it doesn't make any sense for us to shout mummy.

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Ashu25

@Ashu25

Rocker

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Posted: 10 years ago

#483

Originally posted by: PriteeMisra

Ashu, its not easy to share such things. But there are times when it just goes with the flow and you end up sharing. And Sugandha herself admitted they among themselves also don't talk about such thing.

Agree!!!

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dristi64

@dristi64

Voyager

Posted: 10 years ago

#484

ASMA

We demand your story as a parallel one on this thread!! Your husband is called Neel??? We can come up with a good title for the tale too

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putti77

@putti77

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Posted: 10 years ago

#485

Missing someone
Is a part of loving them
If you are never apart
Then you will never know
How strong you are really is...

Author don't know. A random pick from net.

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Ashu25

@Ashu25

Rocker

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Posted: 10 years ago

#486

Sudhi!!!!

I am crying now... LITERALLY!!

NO LYING...

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Vibhuti

@SparkleV

Rocker

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Posted: 10 years ago

#487

Originally posted by: Hsp.canada

Noufi!

You echoed my thoughts beautifully. U will be a very compassionate doctor!

Seriously!!! Noufi.. U expressed very well...
am always short of words..or how to react..
i had a classmate now a frnd.. he lost his mother in a car accident.. his father and he was saved by god's grace..2-3 of his friends knows this
Once a speaker in our school spoke on mother's day in assembly.. a poem on Maa..
We were searching him after assembly.. and found him in recess time in a corner crying.. that time too i didnt know what to say to him.. i think no words can cheer him at that time .. all we used to do is to share lunch with him..coz he has to wakeup early to make his lunch..
He was scholar btw 😳 his mother wants him to be!

Sudhi.. i'll just say stay strong always!

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blue5sky

@blue5sky

Voyager

Posted: 10 years ago

#488

Originally posted by: modernfamily
A big lump in my throat that I'm unable to swallow or set free. In a room full of cousins. This is so hard for me. I cry very rarely at least for fictional characters. II will be so miserable if anything happens to the dude. Reminds me of the woman in PS I love you (book). I know nothing like that will happen but that woman completely lost herself after her husband's death just like II imagines herself to be if the dude leaves her for good.
Last hugs and kisses always bring tears. I feel for everybody right now. Shravu and nandu hanging on r&b's shoulders like monkeys. II R&B's last hug last kiss. When Sam mocked him I just couldn't control myself. It all started with her emotionally blackmailing him. Her failure to bring back her brother. ...to become his mother no matter how hard she tried. And Manny. But the exchange (spoken and unspoken) between him and Ranjan stole the show. Brought back all the exchanges between them. Savita is one person who is not physically present but in occasions like these dead people are always at the back of our mind. These sad and happy family moments always remind us of those people even if don't take that person's name explicitly.
I lost my mother when I was 6. My father raised me and my brother single handedly. We remember her when my brother or I achieve something. None of us have ever shared what we think but I know we do. It breaks my heart even more because my dad is also in the house now. I left home a year ago and my brother is all set to leave. I worry for him all the time, I know my brother does too but doesn't say anything. Typing this has made me cry even more.

I wish I knew what to say! An irreparable loss indeed! You parents I'm sure are proud of both of you. Life really is about moving forward. You mother lives in your thoughts and in your love for her. That's something every mother might deserve but only the lucky receive!

Same goes for your father too. He must be so proud of you! What a selfless man ❤️

Edited by blue5sky - 10 years ago

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PriteeMisra

@PriteeMisra

Dazzler

+ 5

Posted: 10 years ago

#489

Originally posted by: dristi64
ASMA
We demand your story as a parallel one on this thread!! Your husband is called Neel??? We can come up with a good title for the tale too

NEELASMA