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As I am approaching the second anniversary of my youngest son's death, I feel as if I will never know exactly who I am for the rest of my life.  There are good days and bad days, and today is a bad one.  It just cannot ever make sense to me--maybe someday, far away.
It's just so tough trying to come to terms with the senselessness of it.  I was his mom for over 25 years--and now I'm wondering what happens from here?  A definite piece of my life puzzle is gone forever.

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Robert A. Neimeyer, Ph.D.
... is one of the foremost authorities on bereavement and grief. We are honored to host  a weekly question and answer column authored by Dr. Neimeyer.
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