It’s Five Years Today
Today it’s five years since my wife, C, died quietly in her sleep. A lot has happened since, what with the death of our youngest son and my stroke, which necessitated my move from Suffolk to London.
But life in those five years hasn’t been all bad and I’ve experienced some wonderful things. I’ve also just found this in Chambers UK, which is a guide to the best lawyers in the UK.
He works with individuals who are prosecuted on suspicion of funding or having an active part in terrorist groups and conspiracies, and is a vocal critic of the implications of broad legislation and law in this area. He is described as “a great solicitor.”
The person being described is our middle son. C would be immensely proud! Just as I obviously am!
Today is a really bittersweet day!
The Anonymous Widower 
Its an inspiration to read your blog, and see how you take these things into your stride and look for the positives.
Comment by studentlondon3 | December 11, 2012 |
Thanks for that. All positive comments gratefully accepted!
Comment by AnonW | December 11, 2012 |
(((((((((((((((((James)))))))))))))))) A cyberhug for you, on what must be a difficult day. But you have coped real well with everything, and are not just sitting at home in your own little pity party, as so many widows/widowers do. You have made a fulfilling life for yourself. And you have a son to be proud of.
Comment by Liz P | December 11, 2012 |
Thanks, Liz. I’m going down Carluccio’s in Upper Street with him tonight.
Comment by AnonW | December 11, 2012 |