Have you ever thought about losing your loved one

[abu13]

Everytime she starts snoring.

 

[Scottyboi]

Read Vinnie Jones interview today in the mirror.

 

[Big Swifty]

I can't read about Vinnie Jones. I don't get the Mirror.

 

[crazyg]

Didn't really have a choice. The day before we were due to come home from a holiday in the Dordogne, she told me she was going to faint, and then collapsed into my arms, dead before I'd lowered her to the floor. She was 58, and it was 9 years ago.
She always said that she wanted to go first, as she didn't how she would cope without me. Unfortunately, she got her wish.

There's not a day goes by without me missing her.

 

[Indaparkside]

Didn't really have a choice. The day before we were due to come home from a holiday in the Dordogne, she told me she was going to faint, and then collapsed into my arms, dead before I'd lowered her to the floor. She was 58, and it was 9 years ago.
She always said that she wanted to go first, as she didn't how she would cope without me. Unfortunately, she got her wish.

There's not a day goes by without me missing her.

Really sorry to here this blue, shocking

 

[andyhinch]

It’d be like loosing my right hand, thinking about it, it would be loosing my right hand

 

[JOGAMIGMOG]

I'd have to get one first. There's nothing worth losing when you've got nowt to lose.

 

[dickie davies]

Didn't really have a choice. The day before we were due to come home from a holiday in the Dordogne, she told me she was going to faint, and then collapsed into my arms, dead before I'd lowered her to the floor. She was 58, and it was 9 years ago.
She always said that she wanted to go first, as she didn't how she would cope without me. Unfortunately, she got her wish.

There's not a day goes by without me missing her.

I was going to attempt to post something funny, but after your very sad post mate I won't
I really don't know what to say as a reply to what you've posted there

X

 

[Ric]

Didn't really have a choice. The day before we were due to come home from a holiday in the Dordogne, she told me she was going to faint, and then collapsed into my arms, dead before I'd lowered her to the floor. She was 58, and it was 9 years ago.
She always said that she wanted to go first, as she didn't how she would cope without me. Unfortunately, she got her wish.

There's not a day goes by without me missing her.

Ah mate, that’s so sad to hear.

 

[Bluemanc100]

MS in our house and the wife is determined to go first as she says she couldn't cope without me. She's also checked out dignitas for when/if she gets that bad.

it's a proper shit-sandwich isn't it.....