Before mother passed away, she was whispering to someone.

immortalbeloved · #1 Oct 11, 2009, 02:42 PM

My mother passed away a little over a week ago and I am having a really bad time dealing with it. About 3 weeks before she passed, she would not take her medicene, refuse to eat, refuse to go to the doctor and was always locking us out of the house. She was 78 years old. We finally got her to a doctor, she was ate up with cancer, passed away 2 weeks after we got her there. My mother during this time was whispering constantly to someone, she would even ask us to wait a minute until she got through talking to this person. She would say it was her twin sister, but her sister was still alive. She would say she was talking to her on the internet, my mother never used a computer and knew little about the internet. Who could she had been talking to? My dad passed 3 years ago. Ever who it was it made her happy.

jmjoseph · Oct 11, 2009, 02:46 PM

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Originally Posted by immortalbeloved

My mother passed away a little over a week ago and I am having a really bad time dealing with it. About 3 weeks before she passed, she would not take her medicene, refuse to eat, refuse to go to the doctor and was always locking us out of the house. She was 78 years old. We finally got her to a doctor, she was ate up with cancer, passed away 2 weeks after we got her there. My mother during this time was whispering constantly to someone, she would even ask us to wait a minute until she got through talking to this person. She would say it was her twin sister, but her sister was still alive. She would say she was talking to her on the internet, my mother never used a computer and knew little about the internet. Who could she had been talking to? My dad passed 3 years ago.

Ever who it was it made her happy.

And for that, you should be extremely happy.

May GOD give you peace and strength at your time of loss.



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