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My older sister passed away very suddenly two years ago from a brain aneurysm. She was only 36 years and left behind two teenage children. While she was on life support they asked if she would want her organs donated. She lived with type one diabetes her whole life, so we never thought… Read More

The Bell Jar, by Sylvia Plath. Her slow spiral into depression was so similar to mine that it gave comfort knowing I was not the only one. It also gave me the courage to keep going on my treatment. I knew I never wanted to be like her in my life.

I hate how they show someone taking a medication and it appears to work the next day and they never need to adjust anything. It doesn’t work that way, it can take weeks for something to start working and I know for me it’s was a matter of finding different ones to work. Also that… Read More

I cry alone. True love gone.

This is an amazing organization. We have used them twice. When my grandmother passed the same volunteer sat up all night for two nights saying the rosary with her, well for her. It was important to have someone with her when she passed and he said he would be there for however long… Read More

There are soooooo many that should be on this list. The whole RENT songbook. You don't know from Next to Normal. Bring him home, Where is love?, Always starting over, and the list goes on and on. No matter what you are feeling there is always a showtime to matching!

Hallmark commercials are an evil joke where on my period or just slightly down. I remember crying at one for over 20 minutes the year my baby brother graduated from high school.

I was using the bathroom one night when my nephew came in turned off the light and glared at me from across the room and said "well well well". All the while rubbing kiddie scissors in his hand. Creepiest moment ever!