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It was October 26th, 2005 and I found out my mom passed away suddenly. It tore my world apart and as I now see it will never be the same. I struggle daily with a saddened heart and miss her so much. I wish I could have taken the pain away she dealt with and had a chance to say goodbye and that I loved her so much. Even after two years I think about her daily and wish I could talk to her. I am struggling with a way to communicate with her. Does anyone know what people have passed can see and hear from us? I know that no one knows for sure, but does anyone have ideas? Also, does anyone know how the Catholic religion explains death? I would like to know what she was supposed to go through and maybe where we will meet again, in heaven. One thing also that tears me up is that she was looking so forward to being a grandma. I did not have my daughter until after she was gone. It hurts me to know she never got to meet her Granddaughter.... I love you mom!
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