Talking to a Deceased Loved One

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   Pamela99posted 12 months ago

   Rosina has written an interesting article about talking to her deceased father about her future plans.
   
   https://hubpages.com/literature/Talking … -Loved-One

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   Pamela99posted 12 months ago

   I enjoyed reading your article abour you speaking with your father concerning your future plans. You also talked of feeling sad, but your father gave you good advice and encouragement. I hope your futre is everything you want it to be, Rosina.

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      surovi99posted 12 months agoin reply to this

      I am pleased to know you enjoyed reading my article where I converse with my Dad about my future plans. Yes, he did give me good advice and encouragement, raising from his grave in my dream. I also desire my future to be everything I believe it to be. Thanks, Pamela, for sharing my article and your generous comments.

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   ravirajan01posted 12 months ago

   A pleasant conversation Rosina. You love your father very much, which shows up in the emotions oozing out of your writing and the way you look forward to his advice before taking any important action/decision in your life. Great thought-provoking writing Rosina
   
   Thanks, Pamela, for sharing Rosina's story.

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      surovi99posted 12 months agoin reply to this

      I am glad you you liked my article. Yes, you are right- I love my Dad very much, and it was important that I had this conversation with him in my dream. I am happy to know you found it pleasant and thought-provoking. Thanks for your positive comments, Ravi.

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   Brenda Arledgeposted 12 months ago

   Rosina...
   Touching write...having a discussion with your late father & finding solutions to the problems you feel facing you in life.
   
   It's tough when you want to be there for your mother and also wish to follow your calling in life.
   
   Perhaps you will make it abroad one day soon & bring your mother along.

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      surovi99posted 12 months agoin reply to this

      Yes it's a dilemma deciding to be there for my mother and also desire to follow my calling in life.
      
      My middle sister was carrying on formalities for green card for my mother but she couldn't continue visiting the US when the covid struck. And she doesn't have the patience to restart all over again!
      
      But perhaps I can convince her to restart the formalities and I can still go abroad as I want to.
      
      I appreciate your comments, Brenda. Thank you so much.

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         Brenda Arledgeposted 12 months agoin reply to this

         I wish you the best gal.
         
         I can't imagine the paperwork....but you can handle it yourself.....
         I don't think you need your sister to do it since she'll be with you.
         
         Goodluck...but I know you will get it done.

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            surovi99posted 12 months agoin reply to this

            Yes, you are right, Brenda. I will have to handle the paperwork. But before that I have to make sure I get admission and PhD funding. It's a long process but I will have to be diligent with it.
            
            Thanks Brenda for the well-wishes and good luck.

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   Ankita Bposted 12 months ago

   This was a very moving conversation, Rosina. I am sure you woke up motivated and loved after having the talk you always wanted to have with your late father. Thank you for sharing this. I hope all the things are figured out and you have the future you want.

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      surovi99posted 12 months agoin reply to this

      Thank you so much, Ankita. I do hope all things are figured out and I have the future I desire. Yes, I felt rejuvenated after having the talk with my late father. I appreciate your comments so much.

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   AliciaCposted 12 months ago

   You have shared your experiences and beliefs beautifully, Rosina. I hope you have a happy future.

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      surovi99posted 12 months agoin reply to this

      Thank you for enjoying reading the article, Linda. I appreciate your generous comments. Enjoy the night and sweet dreams.

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   Jodahposted 12 months ago

   This was an interesting article, Rosina. It was good that you were able to talk with your father, who gave you good advice. You need to follow your dreams go abroad, finish your studies etc,
   It was mu deceased mother's birthday on 17th April and I found myself talking to her as well.
   Thank you for sharing.

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      surovi99posted 12 months agoin reply to this

      Yes, I really have a calling for higher education abroad, and I desire to follow it, smashing all obstacles. I am glad to know you had a conversation with your Mom also on her birthday. Thank you so much, John. I appreciate your insightful comments, as always.

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   ChitrangadaSharanposted 12 months ago

   Hello Rosina,
   This was so touching and heartfelt. There are so many takeaways from your conversation with your father.
   It is so true, that parents are always with us, and whenever we look up to them, they have the right advice and guidance for us. Nothing can match this bond, at whatever stage of our lives, we may be.
   Thank you for this inspiring write up.
   Thank you to Pamela for sharing.

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      surovi99posted 12 months agoin reply to this

      I am so delighted, Chitrangada, that you enjoyed reading my article and felt that there were many takeaways from my conversation with my Dad. Yes, we can always rely on our parents for the right guidance. Thank you so much for your thoughtful comments. I truly appreciate them.

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