My mothers final resting place.

It's hard..very hard.

I still cry a lot.

Appreciate and be fortunate if your parents are still alive. See them more often, make memories. Use your BTC wealth to buy something for them, don't be a greedy scrooge.

I look at the stone and see your mom was born a few months after my wife.

3-3-56 my wife

8-9-56 your mom

It scares me a lot as I do not know how I would ever be able to function if my wife passed away this year.

Loss is hard. Thank you for the post. I hope you remember her well and that you get a long break from losing loved ones.

oh, well...you guys teared me up...my mom passed earlier this year (after a long and fruitful life).

They will always be a part of us. Parents. There's no closer relationship than the one to his mother, it starts in the womb.
As we will always be a part of them, i'm thinking about those that had to experience the death of their child/ren.
And that's the main thing about human life: relationships. It's what makes our lives worth living (psychologically proven, by the way).

When it comes to parting, i can't relate too much. Sure, there is the pain and mourning, but in my case it's mostly "out of sight, out of mind", shortly after. I know i have dreamed about my dad one time (in 14 years). That's a neurodivergent thing, most of you can't relate to this. In case of my dad i even felt nothing after i basically watched him dying in the ER, for months, until it all broke lose and i started to cry for hours, followed by two weeks of emotional pain unfelt before, until i started to recover.
As i said, dealing with fatalities is totally different for me, emotionally. Pretty often when i get told someone i knew passed away, i can't suppress a smile, while i know that this reaction is perceived totally wrong in my environment. Some people know, though. It's just so overwhelming for me that my mind pulls the breaks and kicks in reverse while hitting the gas at the same time. I also never seem to find words of solace. Strange, but i'm not a careless guy at all.

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I can feel how much it hurts.

My mother had a brain tumor.
The size of which was about 5.5 cm, 6.7 cm meningioma . Which was very big.
At that time, I was able to feel how much my mother was to me.

But after brain surgery, she is now completely healthy.
I pray that all mothers live healthy and normal lives. And those who have left may God give them to haven.

I had a friend that lost his mum some time ago, he initially didn't cry as at when the news broke out at first, he just was sad all through that period, I knew this because I was with him, i think he wanted to man up, showing no sign of weakness. Fast forward to the the burial day, I accompanied him to the morgue to take the corpse for the burial arraignment, immediately they brought out her died corpse and my friend saw the lifeless body of his mum, my friend broke down in serious tears and he was so uncontrollable, I couldn't hold him alone all by myself, it was as if he didn't know he mother was dead before that day. The grief and vacuum death creates in memory of people is irreplaceable.

Has the coronal mass ejection killed the spirits and activity here? 

No, I am just watching.  Bitcoin back over $110K feels like a good thing.  As with I think most people right now, I am watching to see if this bull run has one last hurrah left in it, or if $126K is going to be the high for the year.  Opinion seems pretty equally split at the moment.  Here's an update from polymarket.  Seems the market has gotten slightly more bullish since the last update.

44% = >$130K  (up 2%)
*25% = $90K-$130K  (up 3%)
31% = <$90K   (down 5%)

*inferred