Warnie, very sorry to hear about your loss. I know nothing of your situation but if I may contribute this from someone who has experienced a recent loss of this nature. The support that helped me the most was after the initial grieving and funeral that some people where just there, just around and helping me adjust slowly to life after loss and the support came from unexpected sources and its unconditional. If you can be there for your Auntie or be there for someone who is there for your Auntie over the long term you just might find something in someone you didnt know was there. As silly as it may sound now there could be some good from this. If you would like to email with me to chat let me know and I will organize something to get my address to you. If not, good luck and make everyday count its a great life and your Aunty and you deserve to be happy again one day.
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