Has anyone in your life died?

Answer 1

No one in my life has ever died. No one will ever die. Death means non existent. That is not true. I will always remember those that have physically died. They will always be with me, and I will be with them. Humans are amazing, to be able to do that.

Answer 2

4 grandparents (one before I was ever born,) both parents, eldest sister, a murdered uncle and too many others aunts and uncles who died of illness or natural death to recall off hand, 25 or more cousins, 2 infant nephews, a murdered classmate who sat behind me in high school, a sister-in-law, a gold fish named lucky, a hamster named little bear, a dog named Jake, and a cat named Ruby Delores and 2 finches named Mozart and Mariah.

Death is a part of life. Nothing and no one comes here to stay.

Life goes on and if you are kind enough and lucky enough people will remember you and talk about you nicely when you are gone.

If you are wise enough you will develop a personal relationship with Jesus so you will have someplace to spend eternity.

Answer 3

The curious thing is that yesterday was the 6th anniversary of my mother's death. My father died on April 18th this year.

A cousin of mine died 5 days after his 39th birthday of alcohol poisoning in 1998, about a year and a half after his father's death in November 1996.

Another uncle of mine died in March 2003.

Five deaths in my family in less than 10 years. What does that all tell you?

Answer 4

Yes, on September 26 1996 my 21 year old sister was killed in a tragic car accident 3 days before my 23 birthday.

Answer 5

yes my ex-wife. what made it even harder is that her kids were not able to see her, before she did, because of there grandfather.
after that the youngest 8 week old past away to. the grandfather again was in the way.
then the 1.5 year old kid was abused by his father the grandfather had him for a month i tried get him but i was not blood related. so he went with his aunt we don't get to see him. then the grandfather came after my daughter i was not the birth father so we went to court the LSD church controlled the out come so i lost my daughter.
now its only me and my son. the death of his mother and the grandfather took his hole family away.
all because we were not Mormon.
i tell you this because even when all of this took place. god and my family pulled us threw it. its hard i still cry because we lost so much.but even now i miss my ex wife and the rest of the family. it will take time but you must go on no matter what.

Answer 6

Son, father, grandparents, great grandparents,, many uncles, friends, relatives. Some naturally, some by accidents, a few by suicide.

I know that the rest of my family will die some day too. I don;t dwell on it. There is more to life than death, but death is a part of life.

Answer 7

of course you will face the death of many people in your life then others will face your death , but it still doesn't make your loss or any ones else easier , Be glad you had the chance to know the person who died rather than be sad they died

Answer 8

1) My mother she almost died of cancer, she got the surgery and is improving.

2) I had a friend living in Lebanon but luckly she and her children made it out alive.

I'm going on 50 and both my mother and father are still alive and so are all my inlaws.

If any one else has lost a loved one or nearly did my heart goes out to you with prayers

Answer 9

yes i have alot of deaths in my life,2 of my cousins my favorite aunt all 4 of my grandparents,and a uncle and i just lost one of my bestfriends in the wourld died 1 week ago.

Answer 10

Yes. I was in a car accident where the girl sitting next to me died.