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no_hypocrisy

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3. My friend's daughter was pregnant and lost the baby

Reply to SheltieLover (Reply #2)

Mon Feb 17, 2025, 10:10 PM

Feb 17

in the morning and had to be induced in the afternoon. He and his wife immediately went to the hospital. But he couldn't go into the room because his daughter was cradling the baby. He knew that if he went in, then he might die himself. His daughter never forgave him because she felt that he wasn't giving her support. I believe he had broken heart syndrome. He never got over it.

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She suspected a heart attack, but was diagnosed with broken heart syndrome [View all] SheltieLover Feb 17 OP

I've experienced it twice in my life. no_hypocrisy Feb 17 #1

Oh, it's real all right. SheltieLover Feb 17 #2

My friend's daughter was pregnant and lost the baby no_hypocrisy Feb 17 #3

Gawd how horrible SheltieLover Feb 17 #4

Timely reminder. I tell myself it's my duty to be as positive as I can be right now. 58Sunliner Feb 18 #5

Try to not get upset about things you are powerless to change SheltieLover Feb 18 #6

Thank you, that sounds interesting! 58Sunliner Feb 18 #7

Try it! SheltieLover Feb 18 #8

I was just looking at an article in my email today about the same thing. 58Sunliner Feb 18 #9

Sounds as if life is urging you to give it a try SheltieLover Feb 19 #10