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The Lasting Pain of Losing a Daughter
By John Walters on Tuesday, February 18, 2003.
25 years ago, at the age of 20, Lee Murray died of a sudden illness. For her father, Donald Murray, the pain has remained strong to this day. Donald is a writer, journalist, and professor emeritus at the University of New Hampshire. He tells the story of losing his daughter in his new book, "The Lively Shadow."
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I just lost my daughter in a
golembes - Wed, 08/02/2006 - 23:13
I just lost my daughter in a tragic hiking accident. She was 26 years old..she just missed her 27th birthday. I am devastated. She was all i had left in this world. I am trying to make sense of this senseless death. She was gifted, talented, and beautiful. She was my little angel and my reason for living. How am i supposed to go on now? she was a gift from God...she was never supposed to be. She was a miracle child. I don't understand why God took her home. I just need some peace.
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our daughters
Jessy - Sat, 02/28/2009 - 01:27
I lost my daughter at age 24 suddenly too. I don't understand why God does what he does. I'm only into 6 weeks. Does life return? I hear from some it does from some it does not. The only only only good from us losing our daughters, is knowing they dont have any suffering left to do on this earth. That is the only thing I can hold on to. The rest of me for myself life is dead.
