It's easy to forget "us" after having a whole other person to take care of. And then cancer. But I've been remembering lately. And knowing there's no more us is like a physical hole in my body. I don't even know who "me" is without "us" anymore. I don't even want to know. So far, she's not nice. She's not fun. And she certainly doesn't dance around the living room.
But I'm working on it. And looking at this cute face certainly helps.





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Even in your grieving, you and Julia are a pleasure to be around. You may not realize it, but you both are wonderful reflections of Mike. I know that doesn't make Valentine's Day any easier, but please know how much you are loved -- by so many.
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