--- In TwinlessTwinsSupportGroup@yahoogroups.com, "fredswartzpt"
<fredswartzpt@...> wrote:
>
Hi, Fred, I just found this site and I can see by reading your post and others
how we all have a form of emptiness. You say you "still" feel empty. I'm not
sure that ever goes away but the pain of it may lessen. My sister died almost
three years ago and when I let myself think about her I feel that kind of
emptyness you speak of. I agree that your physical health can be related to
your emotional health and I hope your recover quickly from your recent surgery.


> My identical twin Jeff died suddenly. I knew that something was wrong all
that day and recieved "the call" from my oldest brother. It has been just over
a year and I am still feeling empty. My health has declined over the last year.
My counseler has suggested that it may be associated with the loss of my twin.
I am at home recovering from my third surgery this year.
> --- In TwinlessTwinsSupportGroup@yahoogroups.com, "pattyjudd" <pattyjudd@>
wrote:
> >
> > My identical twin sister, Micki, died almost three years ago. She wasn't
sick in the traditional sense, she died from alcoholic poisoning. We lived in
different states and I wasn't aware that she was doing so badly because she
wasn't answering her phone. Then out of the blue I received a call one morning
from her next door neighbor saying she found Micki dead. My husband doesn't
understand the sadness I'm feeling and I feel like I have no one to talk to
about this. I go through periods of time when I feel fine and then others where
I feel like it happened yesterday. I feel abandoned and mad.
> >
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