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Mourningdove says,
Suddenly became very ill, nauseated, and nearly fainted. My Aunt who had been very very close to died 1000 miles away at very same time. I didn't even know she wasn't feeling well.NumbrOneAunt says,
oh, this is SO sad! i hope you find comfort in the joy you added to your aunt's life and in your memories of her.Wench says,
Driving down a road to move into my new apartment, just as Nathaniel leaned against the back of the ambulance with a stale ginger-ale the sweet older woman from dialysis gave him when he brought her back from an appointment. We hadn't seen each other or spoken in years and probably wouldn't have, if I hadn't seen him and thought, "Wow, he got really... Handsome." Ok, I'm a little shallow. But we were married a year later.TheAngstyPoet says,
Walking my dog around the schools near my home. I was on my way back home, I could the Main Street clearly. An ambulance turned down a street that my friend lived on. I had a gut feeling submerging was wrong. I called get immediately. She didn't answer. I found out later that her father died from a heart attack.