That's an incredible story. Katherine's voice was the last voice Ron heard. Katherine's face was the last human face Ron saw. That, to me, is something to ponder. That's why someone has to have pleasant positive engagement with others. You never know when it's the last rhing.

@Jennyhbell

Жыл бұрын

So true! A powerful reminder that you never know if your interaction with a person will be their last and we should all do our best to be as kind as we can as often as we can. Compliment freely, criticize rarely and love fiercely.

@katherinebeaumont1506

Жыл бұрын

@@Jennyhbell The first one was really

@ed8329

Жыл бұрын

So very true!

@loriadams7724

Жыл бұрын

Amen.

Wow Katherine!! This is so powerful!!!

@isabellasmith26453

Жыл бұрын

Hi Cimorelli! 👋🏼💓😊

@Cimorelli102

Жыл бұрын

Hi Cimorelli

I remember when this happened... my whole family went to your fundraiser concert in Malibu afterward. It must have been a horrible, haunting experience, but I'm glad you're able to share your story! My family witnessed an awful accident that killed a 6-year-old girl right before Christmas just a year or two before this happened. These experiences really stick with you and make you appreciate life even more, seeing how quickly it can be gone 🙏

@KatherineCimorelli

Жыл бұрын

I can’t believe you were at the fundraiser! Wow. I’m so sorry for what you and your family went through 😭 that is so incredibly horrific and tragic. It really does stay with you.

@Cimorelli102

Жыл бұрын

@@KatherineCimorelli hi Katherine

I can relate to this story. I witnessed a man fall/jump in front of a train in 2017 and it was so traumatic. Nobody saw him fall but I spotted him on the tracks after the train went past (it was a fast train that wasn’t stopping at our station) in an awful state. It was so heartbreaking as he was still alive but his body was so destroyed he must have been in agony although he seemed to be in shock and not feeling anything. Anyway, we spoke to him while we waited for paramedics then left and I found out later that he passed away. Truly heartbreaking and traumatic. Hope you’re okay Katherine!

@tibi1689

Жыл бұрын

I saw a man get hit by a train as well. I was waiting in the car for the train to pass. He had headphones on and didn’t hear the signals. The train honks, he looks to his right, sees the train. I will never forget the panic in his eyes. He tried to run but couldn’t choose the right way to run. He got hit by the train. It looked like a puppet that flew trough the air. The train stopped and other people ran up to see where he was located. I couldn’t leave the car, because I was with my 1 year old. Looking back (and reading your story) it’s better that I didn’t see anything. The police came and told everyone to turn the car around and leave. So I did. Later I read that a helicopter was called to take him to the hospital, so hopefully that means he was/is still alive….

@vanesaalvarez1922

Жыл бұрын

Omg you poor thing!! I am so sorry you had to see that and go thru that!

@amberhall1288

Жыл бұрын

That’s so hard. Idk if you believe In God, the universe, Heaven, the afterlife… but I know for certain that God puts the PERFECT people in our lives all throughout our lives, and he does the same during our last moments. For whatever reason, you were the person that was supposed to be there for that man. YOU gave him what he needed in his last moments. Cherish that always. Don’t focus on the terrible things. ❤

I literally think of this story every time I see someone pulled over on the side of the road. So if anything good comes from this situation, it's that I am so attentive when driving down the road, especially when I notice someone by the side. You have been such a strong woman for so long!

@Raegan2895

Жыл бұрын

Me too. I remember when it happened, and think of this every time I’m driving on a motorway if I pass a broken down car.

Katherine... I witnessed a death but it was a drowning. I was part of the "rescue team" before the EMTs got there. I was a very strong swimmer and on the lifesaving team so I knew what to do. My instinct was just to jump in the water when people were screaming drunk from the shoreline "who can swim?! Who can swim?" I was diving looking for this man with my friends dad in a cold, murky Alaskan lake, raining in the dark... with a crowd of inebriated people watching and trying to help where they could. Two friends of mine got in a canoe and were sounding the bottom with oars trying to find him. I remember the panic when i saw a hat floating and i said "i think i found him!!" And when I reached it ... it was just a hat. My heart sank. We dove for 45 minutes looking for him and even checked under the boat first thinking maybe he was there. Before medics got there, I remember thinking "what's taking so long?! Do they realize someone is drowning?!" When the EMTs got there and pulled me into the boat with purple lips and hypothermia... I remember them telling me "this isn't a rescue anymore...this is a body recovery". I was crushed and so determined to find him. I felt guilty for YEARS that because I couldn't find him... he drowned. It was a boating accident. Boat flipped, hit him in the head and he sunk unconscious to the bottom. They said they found him 11hrs later (WITH all their equipment) and that it took chains and a crane to pull him out of the mud he sunk in to. They said they found him right where we were diving, we just weren't going down far enough. I was 17yrs old and this still gets to me sometimes. I'm 32 now. What made me feel better about it was... I put a comment up on someone's post about my story and his MOTHER recognized the story and commented thanking me for trying and that there was nothing I could do. Hearing from this man's MOTHER was sooooo healing for me. We talked for a while back and forth. I felt like I could finally let go after that. I cant believe it's been 15yrs and I can still so clearly see the boat tipped over and everything floating in the water in the dark. I'm teary eyed writing this. It was one of the worst experiences of my life for sure. Second only to my grandma dying.

@ziggypo5594

Жыл бұрын

God bless you 🖤

@masterofwit339

Жыл бұрын

I can't imagine. You did your best. Sending hugs 🤗

@amberhall1288

Жыл бұрын

My ❤😢

@hx4791

Жыл бұрын

i totally agree and understand how good it is to hear "there was nothing you could do" a police officer said this to me

I will never forget the day that the little girl beside my girls died in the nicu. Not a day goes by that I don’t think of her and her family. Her parents had been there and left a bit after lunch. My mom had been there a few minutes and left around 3:15-3:30. She had been alarming and all of a sudden things were different. Everyone was rushing. I sat there rocking my hays singing how great thou art and I wanted nothing more than to put my girl down and go to this baby. I sat and watched and prayed as I watched her little heart start and stop over and over. Sadly her parents didn’t make it back in time and by 3:45 her little heart just couldn’t start again. It still breaks my heart to this day! As I was going back to my room, I saw her parents in the hallway. I wanted to say something to them so badly and I just couldn’t. I didn’t want to make it worse. But I pray that one day I will find them and can tell them that their precious girl was not alone and was so loved in those moments. I hope they know.

I had to put 2 and 2 together; years back, when I first got my license (2017) my drivers ed teacher talked about an accident in California, then when I got home after passing the test the first thing my dad told me (i was leaving for college soon and the city I was gonna move to has a lot of highways, plus the highway I would take driving there) was that if I saw any sort of vehicle on the side of the road to switch lanes if possible or turn on my blinkers, slow down, and drive cautiously next to them, as there had been an incident not too long ago regarding a tow truck driver and an intoxicated driver. Unknowingly, both my teacher and my dad used Ron’s story to teach me such an important thing that can potentially save thousands of lives. RIP Ron, and I truly hope his family, your friend, and you found comfort and healing as time passed by. God bless🤍

@KatherineCimorelli

Жыл бұрын

Oh my gosh! Wow. Thank you so much for sharing this! This truly means a lot to mean and I’m grateful Ron’s story could be informative and helpful in helping others be safe on the roads. Thank you again!!

This story is really touching, you didn't even know the guy. Yet you cared, you felt that anxious, guilty, sorrow feeling that you didn't deserve to feel. May Ron rest in peace. And may god bless you.

Wow, you are a very strong and caring person. This was very eye opening and I appreciate how much you cared about someone you never met. Most people don’t carry that empathy with them, and I’m so glad that there are people like you who still do. Tell his story for as long as you live because you will carry this event with you forever

Thank you for sharing this with us. In high school, my bus driver died. When the school day ended, I went to the bus, ready to go home, but he was unconscious in the front seat. Everyone went into panic mode. My friend's mom ended up taking me home. When I was home, I ended up writing a poem about it and sharing it on social media. Some of my classmates said that it brought them to tears.

So beautiful how his family embraced you during that time 🥺♥️

Your experience, your reaction to the tragedy, is exactly what I would have guessed it to be. Katherine, you are good people.

Aww I’m so sorry Kath!! You’re so strong to tell this sorry

First of all I am so sorry for you to experience this traumatic situation. Thank you for open up and share your story and feelings with us. What a beautiful poem. What a beautiful family to include you in there los. We know Ron is in a better place yet. I witness death a lot of times in my life since I was 8 years old and it's never easy or something small. It's a huge thing and that you did was you did shows the beautiful soul of human being you are. I admire you and pray every day for you and your little, beautiful family. I love you Kath!!

Thank you for sharing. Fellow Catholic here. I am so happy God gave you the gift of getting to meet his family. I am so so sorry you went through that though. Prayers for you, Ron, and his family. 😞

Katherine, I love how You showed that man and his family your compassion! I love you so much!

I'm so sorry you had to witness that, Kath... Ron really WAS a good man.

I just looked this story up and this woman only got PROBATION for killing Ron . Thanks for sharing your story, and for being a sweet smiling face in Ron’s final moments. Rest in peace Ron .

The poem is beautiful Katherine. I felt it so close to me. Thanks a lot for sharing ✨💕

You're amazing! The poem is beautiful! The best things are written full of emotion. Thanks for posting this I also learned that the hard way with my mom passing away when I was 12, I also witnessed my mom's death and so I learned that someone can pass away a minute after you talk to them. Grieving is a never ending process it will always be there but the first 5 years are the hardest. Sending lots of love!

Thank you for sharing your experience. One thought I kept thinking as you were telling it, was THANK GOD that you & your friend went up the hill away from the road like your dad suggested. I know you were an adult, but let this be a lesson to your younger viewers that our parents tell us these things for a reason. If the 2 of you had stayed down by the car, the outcome may have been very different😢.

Thank you for sharing. I’m so sorry you experienced this. I witnessed a death 5 months ago and it’s still really heavy and fresh for me. I was out one night in May 2022 with my husband at this event downtown in my city in FL, and when we got back to the car we heard gunshots in the parking garage and immediately started the car and tried to flee and on our way down to exit the garage, we found a man who had been shot and was lying unconscious in a pool of his bl**d and my husband and I did CPR and everything we knew possible to bring him back but he unfortunately did not make it. It was healing for me to learn his name and who he was and it’s just so crazy how a complete stranger can totally change your life forever.

as a daughter of a tow truck driver thank you. thank you for being there for him. I know that if anything like this happened to my father I would seriously truly love and appreciate it someone did this for my father!! you are a strong and amazing woman hands down!!!!

Thank you for sharing this story. I’m so sorry you had to go through this and it is so inspiring how you used it to make you stronger and didn’t let it take over. You’re amazing

Whoa. Thank you for sharing Kath. That's so heartbreaking. 💔

You're really strong, Katherine! That must have been heart-breaking to see all of that! I know, how hard it hits 'cause once I was going home by a train and a woman stood right in front of it, and didn't make it. That's what makes me motivate people to keep living.

I’m sorry you had to go through that Katherine. I feel like people who go through such a thing often don’t give themselves the time to heal and don’t reach out thinking after all they are not the ones who got hurt or lost someone close so they don’t “deserve” to mourn. Thank you for sharing this

Wow…… I truly have no words. I can’t really explain how hearing this story impacted me… Thank you for opening up about this Kath❤️

I’m so sorry you had to experience this - tearing up watching this. But I’m so glad you’ve been able to receive healing from God for it & seen Him in it despite how horrific it was. Thank you so much for sharing. Sending lots of love from Scotland. 💜xx

I didn’t know tow truck driving was such a dangerous job. I will always slow down and pull over when I see them now

Thank you so so so much for sharing this. I became so emotional hearing you speak. I just started medical school and have met so many patients who were fine last week and are now in grave condition - your message of life being so fragile really resonates with me. Thank you for sharing and I wish you all the best

I’m so sorry you had to witness that. You didn’t just witness a death you witnessed a murder. I saw a death when I was 15. I believe it was a man having a heart attack on the sidewalk. It was so scarring I couldn’t sleep for a week. That was almost 4 years ago and when I think about I still feel sick because of what I had to see. After I saw that we went to Olive Garden for dinner and even the smell of the place now makes me feel sick.

@hc0408

Жыл бұрын

vehicular manslaughter is not the same thing as murder.

Oh Kath, I can only imagine how devastating this must have been. You are so strong and I know Ron is looking down on you and is so proud of you. ❤️

Thank you so much Kath for being such an inspiration for me! You are so strong and sweet and powerful 💖 God bless

What a nice story Katherine. I can't imagine what that must have been like and remembering it to this day. I'm happy you had the generosity to create two fundraisers for the family.

You are so strong! This is something so hard and I can't imagine how this has impacted your life. But I know that you are so strong for sharing this, even after all these yeats, I learned so much from your story, and I wanna thank you for that, because it's really hard to share I can imagine, bu YOU DID IT, SO THANK YOU!! Much love, Lotte from Belgium ♥️♥️♥️

Wow, I'm glad I clicked on this video. You are such a pure soul and that poem is so powerful. I'm glad you were able to heal and were welcomed by his family. What a tragic situation...

That is so much to go thru. Thank you for sharing!

Thank you for sharing this story. You’re so full of love and kindness. God bless you. ❤❤❤

Your story has touched me deeply, I sobbed through this video. I can't even imagine how difficult this must have been, witnessing death it incredibly difficult, but witnessing such a gruesome murder is beyond harrowing to even imagine. I'm glad that in Ron's final moments he got to meet such an empathetic and kind soul like yourself, your grief was not in vain, you deeply grieved the life of a man you hardly knew, and I think that's very beautiful.

Wow! Thank you for sharing such a touching story. You did such a great job recollecting all the details from such a long while ago. I felt like I was there with you. You are such a kind-hearted person. So glad you were able to find closure by writing the poem, meeting his family and getting to go to his funeral. Everything I would’ve needed to heal had I gone through something so traumatic like that. May God richly bless you for the big, kind heart you have for humanity! 🙏🏼🙌🏼💜🫶🏼✨

14 months ago... August 13th, 2021, with three flips of a truck and one unforgiving tree, we lost my barely 19 year old niece in the blink of an eye. Our worlds shattered and will never be the same. Kath, remember that you ministering to and praying over this man as he died means you were the hands and feet of Christ. Thank you for sharing such a vulnerable story. And please pray for our family has we continue to figure out life without our Abbie Rose. #forever19

@KatherineCimorelli

Жыл бұрын

I’m so sorry for your loss 😭 that’s so incredibly heartbreaking. She had her whole life ahead of her. saying a prayer for your family 🙏❤️

@TeeTee-gr4ir

Жыл бұрын

@@KatherineCimorelli, thank you. The blessed with 19 beautiful years of memories but at the end of the day, Abbie Rose belonged to Him. The Lord GIVES and the Lord TAKES. Blessed be the name of the Lord. He lent her to us and He, in His perfect wisdom, took her Home far sooner than we would like. I have had the privilege of speaking with the people there with her while she was trapped in her truck and while she died pretty quickly, I take comfort that she was surrounded by people she knew that loved her and our family. Small town. 🙂 But ach, I miss my #forever19 girl. More than I knew was possible.

@antonellapuchi9086

Жыл бұрын

I’m so sorry for your loss

@issy-rn7zy

Жыл бұрын

@@TeeTee-gr4ir i am so so so sorry that it truly heartbreaking and she will forever be missed #forever19

@TeeTee-gr4ir

Жыл бұрын

@@antonellapuchi9086, thank you. We know the Lord's ways are higher and not necessarily meant for us to understand and we know that she was a born again believer, so we will be reunited with her when the time comes. But ach, I miss that red hair flipping, blue eyes sparkling, sassy attitude displaying kiddo more than anything. My #forever19 girl. 💜

Thank you for sharing this, Katherine ❤

I know that this is Katherine’s side of the story, but I wonder what Skyler’s perspective was. That is heartbreaking.

Wow, i have no words for this. You were so young at the time and this could raise in you a trauma for the rest of your life but you're here telling us about and you are so strong for that. I think i only passed for a similar experience this year (and now i'm 26) and i am sure that if i passed this when i was younger i probably would be searching ways to heal the trauma. May God be with you Kath❤

Katherine. You seem like such a good person. Thank you for sharing.

I'm so sorry for your loss Katherine!!!!!! I'd love to meet all of the Cimorelli sisters, (Dani included one day)!

Thank you for sharing such an intimately deep story Kath. You are so strong. Much love for you and prayers ❤

Thank you for sharing this story Katherine. You and your friend are such an amazing people. I just wanted to reach into the video and give you a big hug ❤

Thank you so much for sharing this, Katherine. I can't even begin to imagine how traumatic it was, but so glad that you and Ron's family were able to begin healing together ❤

So terribly sorry this happened to you and to him. Your physical reactions recounting this are a classical presentation of PTSD-I hope you’ve found a good therapist or counsellor to speak with about it. There are so many, and finding one who shares your faith is not difficult.

@KatherineCimorelli

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing this! I am in therapy, but I have never specifically processed this experience. Maybe I will take it to therapy someday soon! Thanks for your suggestion!

@ed8329

Жыл бұрын

@@KatherineCimorelli have you heard of EMDR? Please look into it its INCREDIBLE for processing traumatic events. I cannot even put into words how much it changes things for the better.

Aww I can definitely feel pain. I’m sorry this happened.

Oh my, this story is tragic. Thank you for sharing it, as I can see that it is difficult for you to share. A good friend of mine is a tow truck driver, and I am going to pray for his safety this morning. I will pray for Ron’s family, and you as well. I pray you continue to heal from this traumatic event. God bless you. 🙏🏻✝️💕

I remember you guys talking about this on your channel when it happened. I still think about it once in a while.

Love you “kid.” I’ve always been proud of you, but once again proud of you for being brave and sharing this story and how Jesus works, even in the darkest moments.

@KatherineCimorelli

Жыл бұрын

Love you Katie 💜💜

Wow, thank you for sharing that experience. 💔❤

You have such a wonderful heart, Kath! I am so sorry that you went through this. You are an amazing strong person and his family will forever be grateful to you and your kindness. ❤

Thank you for your courage and vulnerability to share this.

i remember you talking about this in 2013, except i was a kid back then and didn't fully understand the gravity of the situation. looking back now it's like...i genuinely can't even imagine how traumatizing it must be. really don't know what i would do

I would love to see you go into your poetry more. You are so talented and beautiful💜

You are very strong, my deepest condolences to His family, and hope you and everyone involved keeps healing ❤️‍🩹

Thank you for sharing this✨🙏❤️

Oh my word the poem 😭😭😭 you did an amazing job Kath

As a tow truck driver's wife, and a former tow dispatcher, thank you for sharing your story. It is such a horrific thing to hear about but so much worse to witness! We have lost so many of our amazing drivers in the 25 years that I was in the business. Thankfully My husband and I are starting a business to get out of that industry (well mostly) because of the dangers involved. I know this was awhile ago for you, but please feel free to reach out and let me know if and how my husband and I can help you or the driver's family! Much love to you!

The poem is beautiful Kath

The guilt you must have felt is unfathomable… I’m so so sorry you had to go through this & witness this… he didn’t deserve that he was just doing his job, Poor guy, that’s truly gut shattering.. may he rest easy & I hope your mentally doing okay now

Thank you for sharing. I just lost 2 of my brothers in a car accident. They got smashed by 2 garbage trucks on the freeway. This has been the worst moment in my life. They were always spreading the word of God and such amazing souls I don’t understand the whys right now. But I just wanted to say thank you for sharing and being a light, blessings to you.❤❤❤❤❤

@KatherineCimorelli

Жыл бұрын

I’m so so sorry for your loss! 😔

@msjamie702

Жыл бұрын

@@KatherineCimorelli Thank you. :)

I’m very sorry that this happened and am sending Love and Prayers to his family and to you Kath. Hopefully, it’s been made a safer highway now. May God Bless ❤️🙏

Take it from someone who learned the hard way, don't try to outrun grief. You won't win.

Wow I feel incredibly sorry you had to witness a tragedy like this. How brutal. May Ron rest in peace , which he hopefully has … 👼🏼🫶🏼 Sending out love !

I'm so sorry you had to experience that. I didn't pay attention to the date until i read the title carefully. I was 10 years old at that time and I remember that day clearly because it was my sister's birthday and we had a quincenera and partied til midnight. So crazy that things like this happen all over the world while people are living their own lifes and experiences. 2013 really hits home because i didn't knew that that would be the last year i'll get to see my grandpa

Bless your sweet heart. It'll all get easier to understand as life goes on. Thank you for being such a loving human ❤️💗💖💛💕

Thank you for sharing this experience with us. I am an oncology nurse and I watched and witnessed many people dying in my early 20’s as my first job was on a cancer floor. Life is so precious and those last moments with strangers before they departed this world was very intimate. I remember there were times when patients had nobody by their side as they took their last breaths and nurses would cover your other patients so you could sit this the dying patient, hold their hand, play soft, soothing music or even whisper to them your final goodbye. It was such an honor to be part of that.

I'm so sorry this happened. I'm sure it was hard for you to process after. I hope his family has experienced peace since then. To me though, this is so interesting that this video was recommended to me. I've never seen any of your videos before. My son died on this same day. Feb 11th 2013. I was 18 and he was born at just 22 weeks. I had to hold him while he died. I think about that day very often. I wonder why I needed to see this video. Thanks for sharing.

I witnessed my friend dying in a crush too. We were 13. It's terrible I understand what you went through

i’m intrigued… sorry that this happened. love you kath!!

@freedom4063

Жыл бұрын

Who is ron? 😢

I’m sorry u went thru that!! It must’ve been so scary! 🥺🥺

continued prayers to you and ur family Katherine Love ur heart ❤

Katherine I'm sooo sorry you had to experience something like that. That's the most traumatic thing anyone has to experience ❤️

How traumatic! I googled Jill Rose and her mugshot is not pretty o.O For anyone wondering, Jill Rose was charged with vehicular manslaughter and felony hit-and-run. She was arrested and booked into the Lost Hills station in Malibu around noon a few days later and only two hours later she posted bail, which was set at $75,000...Oh and she avoided jail time during sentencing because prosecutors failed to prove she was intoxicated or knowingly left the scene of a crime. Shocking... Criminal.

I remember you girls talking about it in one of your older videos. You're really strong even after going through all of this

Praying for everyone and every day. Thank you for sharing Katherine

Dear Katherine, I hope you're gonna be okay right now, I'm sorry for what just happened to somebody else to meet you, I'm glad you see the people love you except you're reading the poem, so I love you so much Katherine, I hope you have a good day, I'll see you soon, god bless you and keep you safe and take care. Love, Jared from El Paso, Texas

Omg Kath! I didn’t know you went though that! I’m so sorry that happened.❤😢

@KatherineCimorelli

Жыл бұрын

thank you so much! Glad I can share the story cause it changed my life so much.

@freedom4063

Жыл бұрын

Can I ask who he is?

I’m so sorry Katherine. This was absolutely heart wrenching; but you are so strong. It brought me back to a horrible accident, although I wasn’t a witness to it like you were so I don’t know how hard that was, but a friend of mine from college had a flat tire on the side of the road. She called the tow truck, the tow truck came, but she was sitting in her car, I still don’t know why she was in her car at this point. But while she was sitting in her car, a car came flying down the highway and hit her car, which made her car hit the tow truck, and she passed away on impact. Again, I didn’t witness it so I can’t imagine what that would feel like but the idea that a life is taken from something as simple as someone driving too fast and losing control, or driving under the influence is very mind boggling. Human life is precious and it can be gone way too soon. Love you Katherine, thank you for sharing ❤

@KatherineCimorelli

Жыл бұрын

I’m so sorry to hear about your friend Kelly 😔 that’s absolutely devastating and it’s so sad how life can be taken so quickly. Saying a prayer for you and your friend!

Yes write down what happened ❤️ I need to do that as well with all of the traumatic things that have happened to me or that I have seen…

I love you Kath! Sorry this happened to you. My best wishes to you!

@KatherineCimorelli

Жыл бұрын

thank you Brooklyn!!

@brooklynmoore9123

Жыл бұрын

@@KatherineCimorelli No problem! Love you so much!

Thankyou for sharing this

Cool I live in west Tennessee :))) such a sad story. So glad you were able to get through it❤

I was in a car accident where a 16 year old boy died... It forever changed me... I understand this trauma

Katherine know that god only gives you what he knows you can handle. I work at a personal care home and one year we lost 10+ residents before covid. Its never easy seeing a person pass. Sending you my thoughts and prayers.

So sorry you had to go through that, Katherine. When we are brave and share these heavy life altering occurrences God usually uses them for much good. Lots of good ideas on handling grief and heeding the warnings of parents. Love you in the Lord.

Stay strong girlyyy ❤ I promise its ok iv been threw your pain my uncle died all the way in Florida and my cruel grandparents wouldn't even tell us my dad had to look up and found out he died ngl I miss him he was so funny so I experience death a lot too

The poem you shared speaks to a lot of people. It was also I lovely poem

You shared this on my birthday. (Random) I was wondering about your own therapy? I have had EMDR therapy for a traumatic experience and it has been so helpful. The way you described the trauma still being in your body made me think that you might have some final work to do for yourself. Thank you for sharing. 🙏

@ed8329

Жыл бұрын

EMDR is so incredible. I don't know why it isn't more widely known and used!

are you still in contact with Rons widow? I’m so sorry you had to experience that but thank you for sharing your story and shedding light on many issues on these roadways and how quickly a life can be taken. i wish you a continued positive healing journey. Rest in peace Ron 🫶🏽

Your poem is beautiful 💜.

I watched my grandmother take her last breath June 9, 2022. It was horrifying, traumatizing and one of the worst experiences of my life. I was with her for two days straight, the last two days of her life. I can still see the image of her in her hospital bed as she took her last breath. I can still feel the panic I felt when I saw it like it just happened.

So much love to you.