Toms Funeral (graphic descriptions)

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Toms Funeral (graphic descriptions)

Post by broken_words » Thu Jun 23, 2005 12:23 am

Today was Tom's funeral...and i went. It was closed cassket considering the circumstances. The police found that Tom, Nick, and Cameron fell 858 feet off a cliff in Tom's Jeep Corokee (which i've ridden in, and loved that car...i remember it well)...the collision with the ground was what killed Tom and Nick. The bodies were too messed up to show or fix. One sheriff said "It's the worst i've ever seen...and i've been doing this for 21 years." Cameron spoke at the funeral...he just got out of the hospital he had his whole head wrapped in bandages, and people had to lead him to the mic to talk. It brought me closure, but great sadness. When they were carring Tom out of the church I broke down and was sobbing like a freak. I felt so vulnerable, and weak...but i loved Tom.....thank you all for your support...hugs needed...

I am so broken...shattered...toren...
am i weak for that?

See these tears fallin'?
they're pure and true,
but why can these tears,
be truer than you?



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Post by NobodyToYou » Thu Jun 23, 2005 12:26 am

lots of hugs.
No, you are not weak. You are grieving. That is normal, and healthy, and probably helped a lot more than trying to hold it in. It is ok if you feel sad. It is ok if you feel angry. It is ok if you feel like the color has gone out of life...and it will even be ok when you start to feel better again and realize that you went a whole day without thinking about Tom. It is all part of grief.
More hugs...give yourself some special attention right now, cause I am sure this is very hard to handle.

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Post by Priceless » Thu Jun 23, 2005 1:36 pm

*loads of huggles*
no you are not weak, not at all.
its normal to cry and grief over the loss of a friend, youre not weak at all
more huggles

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Post by Chessie » Fri Jun 24, 2005 7:44 am

*warm hugs*

It's nice to find another person grieving. Although I'm just grieving over loss of a beloved neighbor dog that I often took care of, and it seems like such a nothing compared to what you're dealing with, I don't deal well with death.


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