Everyone grieves differently. Some choose to deal with it publicly, whilst others choose to grieve in silence. It's a personal choice. No right or wrong.
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Rory & Belinda Sloane
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- May 5, 2016
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Man this sucks so much.
I think the photos and social media posts were beautiful personally, I can't imagine how it would be to deal with that sort of sadness. But I think it shows amazing strength to be able to share that struggle and to be honest, all I want is for them to be able to get through it however they see fit.
I think the photos and social media posts were beautiful personally, I can't imagine how it would be to deal with that sort of sadness. But I think it shows amazing strength to be able to share that struggle and to be honest, all I want is for them to be able to get through it however they see fit.
Deepest condolences to the Sloane's and all who have suffered such loss. That photo bought back very personal memories for me (I won't go into specifics) and I have no problems with that. They have every right to post it. While in this life we never forget and live with and manage the loss of many things, time does have a way of bringing some healing and while there is death there is also life and new life.
GROTTO
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Thanks.
Personally I initially felt the opposite to what you said, on reflection I agree with you.
They are coping with a tragedy in their own way, people respond in different ways to grief.
Pedro
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I must have been living under a rock, but I only just heard of this very sad news. My heart goes out to the Sloanes. Such a terrible tragedy to endure for them.
