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    Bradlkei

    Bradlkei 5 years ago

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    I lost my partner 2 weeks ago. I have been with her for the past 30 years. We did everything together. Kath was 61 years old and died from a inter cranial haemorrhage . Our family have been brilliant but I feel that I can't see any point in being here as I can't find a starting point. 

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