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Re: Had to visit my first wife before chores this morning.


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Posted by ShadetreeRet on February 25, 2013 at 10:31:56 from (184.4.20.29):

In Reply to: Had to visit my first wife before chores this morning. posted by JD Seller on February 25, 2013 at 07:14:46:

JD I share your pain. I met my wife's family through her grandfather whom I went to church with. When I first met them she was 9, I was 18. She told me later that she fell for me then. I went about my life and almost got married, but the girl returned the ring. Later I saw this young girl and realized that she was "all grown up" so I asked her out. We married about a year later, she was 18, I was 27. We raised three children, managed as best we could with what life threw at us. She was diabetic for several years prior to her death, and I honestly believe that the doctors just neglected to check for anything else when her diabetes became unmanageable. By the time they found cancer it was too late. She died March 27, 2010, just ten days after her 62nd birthday. We were married 43 and a half years. I still walk in the house and look for her, or I will be reading the paper and start to mention something to her. She used to step out on the porch when I was mowing the yard and wave occasionally, I still look up when I am mowing and expect to see her standing there. No, you never really get over the loss, but life must go
on. Sounds like you recovered well. I am now 74, I doubt if I will even look for another.


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