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Dear Sir, Please accept my deepest condolences for the loss of your beloved wife. This is so very difficult and I am so very sorry. Please do e ever let anyone tell you how to feel. It is a very personal trial, for you alone. Maybe it helps to know she is at peace now.
When my spouse passed, the mortuary put me on a daily grief support email list, which helped me. If you have a trusted pastor or elder in your church, this might be an idea. Or maybe you can let your doctor know how very hard this is for you. May her memory always be a blessing to you Sir.

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Hello,
You have been in my thoughts. The road you are on is the most difficult for the loss of your dear companion, your wife. This is a very personal journey. Please don’t let anyone tell you how to feel. You need time to heal, and slowly but surely, you will. Some day your tears of sadness will be replaced by a lifetime of wonderful memories. I am sending thoughts of strength to you and best wishes, Sir.
Debbie in Indiana