
CupCake
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I dont know how to handle serious stuff such as these, i would probably try to make this person laugh by telling jokes. If he/she is too ill to appreciate my jokes, i would hold him/her tight or lay next to this person hugging him/her like a baby (crying silently as i could) and recite yaasin til i fall asleep. |
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Lazarus
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Halo kawan, hutang tak mau bayar ka? |
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MERI KRISMAS
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see ya tomorrow... |
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bonai_power
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For muslim we remind them to say 'syahadah'.
For the one you love: How dare you leave me alone here?! I'm coming with you... |
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Mo man
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You don't necessarily have to say anything. Just be there for them and love them and show them they won't be forgotten. Just being there right up until they pass is more important than ever saying anything. Your actions will reflect your love. |
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rainman82487
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DAMN, what do you say - I dont know - see you on the other side? I love you? Something of that nature |
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rumblecookie
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Bye |
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Legendary Frog!!
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i am the frog prince. she must kiss me and turn me into human first |
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winterlotus
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I don't know what I would do.
I don't know what I would say.
All I know is I will be there most of the time with the dying person.
Seeing to his/her needs, helping out in daily stuff.
jeeeeeeeez... I really don't know. |
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James Bond
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sORRY FOR NOT ............. |
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hushpuppy
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now i know why legal_alien likes me and waterlily. we think on the same wavelength.
but im more passionate than her, i would give the person a deep personal hug!
damn i cant imagine if this was happening to me, i'd probably be running away from reality and not face the person, really. but i dont know. |
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SherwinD
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Whisper to He's/Her ear and tell her how much you love her. |
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|tsme|ah
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Hold him/her, kiss his/her forehead, and ask for his/her forgiveness. |
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mezrah_brezenh
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"Wait for me at the Golden Stairs just make sure you don't go the other way..." and maybe "I love you..." guess that's what I'd say to someone who's dying. That's all! :) |
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The Snail
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i love u.
im glad that im here with u when u r ready travel to somewhere happier than this world.
there's nothing better than be here with u.
ive never regret for loving u.
take care darling.
we will meet up when my time is up. |
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Lyra
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Be real. Be yourself. Be open to them, their thoughts, their grief, and their fear or acceptance, whichever is present in each moment. Just being "open" in each moment, as each moment presents itself, by resting quietly in peace with them. They will pass through their own feelings...it is good to be quietly available to them when you are with them. You do not need to "say" anything. Try to let go of any fear you may have before you go in to be with them....dying is a part of living. The more that you accept death as perfectly ok, the more easy and relaxed the dying person will feel in your company. The dying often feel guilty for leaving, and will try to hang on until their loved ones have given them (subconsciously or consciously) permission to leave. Love them. Let them be themselves. Accept them from moment to moment. |
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Ryuzaki "L" The KiD
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I Love you dear... So much! |
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fery
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eureka! now you know the answer..... |
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Gigi the teeth
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Don't worry, you'll be alright (or, I'll take care of your family). I love you dear... |
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waterlily
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Hold the person's hand and say: I love you dearly.. |
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