Do you ever wish you had a long lost twin like in the movie "The Parent Trap"? I do.?
462641
um .... no one of me is enough!
1042983
~~so very sorry to hear of your loss.   there is NOTHING harder than loosing a child.  I lost a child, not to sids, but my ex beat me and i lost my daughter.  people tell you things like, it will get easier with time, but it has been more than 20 years and i still think about my daughter.  if you are looking for a support system, or need someone to chat with about your child or your loss or your fears, click on my avatar and add me to your messenger, i'm a good listener.~~
943182
I have, i was 11 and me and my mom lived in this old house that was built in the 60's. It was haunted by a little girl that was about 8 or 9. She died right in front of her house. Everytime all my toys would be put away, they'd be scattered out all over again. but that was nothing compared to first time I saw her. I home by myself at about 2 in the afternoon. She had on church clothes and she looked as scared as I was. I told my mom, and she was surprised cause the girl was her older cousin!
785615
I look like both my parents. However, my brother looks nothing like either of them. Think they adopted him from a cave man?
656679
Yes !\nYou ever considered what it must be like for that child to "loose" his or her parents again? \nCould you imagine what pain it causes, not seeing your parents anymore, or maybe once or twice a year?
1488
i was kidnapped by my step father when i was 3 or 4, he meant to kidnap my brother, who was his son, but he was too drunk, couldnt tell who he was kidnapping. that was pretty damn funny
1130813
sorry to hear abt that\ni often think having a sis 1 yr elde is very unlucky but now i think its good\nshe  helps me aklways......we r oft called twins :)
871071
If that was to happen i would want to spend every single second with my 2 little girls. Not that i don't already but i wouldn't even want them out of my sight. I would just sit with them and hold them until i ran out of time.
517495
You see yourself differently than other people see you. I want to see how other people view me. It would be cool to meet my twin!
209528
i would get REALLY freaked out if i didn't know they had a twin, but if i did know i would probably cry if i was friends with the deceased person
1136784
I was always afraid of my father's death when I was growing up. My dad was my world (mom didn't want me so my dad raised me by himself). My biggest fear was him passing away. One night he left to go to the store for coffee, and was killed by a drunk driver. It hit me like a ton of bricks. No matter how much I tried to prepare myself for that day, it was nothing compared to how I actually felt. My world had crumbled the second that my step brother called me. I got depressed, and closed everyone out. No one understood me like my dad did. Everyone thought I had gone nuts, but it was my way of dealing with it. In two days it'll be three years since it happened. Things haven't been the same since. I got married and didn't have him there to walk me down the aisle, he never got to see his grandson. There's times I'm glad he's not here now because he would beat my husband to death for hitting me, and if he didn't then, he would've after we divorced. Anyways, the best advice I can offer is make the best out of every moment you spend with her and always cherish the times you've had with her. Her death is inevitable, and there is no way to prepare yourself. When it happens, talk to someone, anyone you think my have even the tiniest idea on how you're feeling. Talk about her because remembering her the way she was is the best way to deal with death. It won't get better immediately, but give it time. Since my dad's death I truly feel alone in this world, but I've found out that I do have some true friends who have helped me out through this. If you don't have someone you can talk to, if you like, you can IM me anytime...my yahoo ID is under my profile....think I'm making this too long winded as it is :D.
328781
I was 16 and self destructive! He helped give some light to a really bad home situation and gave me courage to leave! Also a Daughter named Don!He killed his-self in 95 tho! Before he got to meet his grandchildren.I grieve for him like he was my husband!
257872
My sons bike was stolen when he was about 3 yrs old.  I would love to have catch them, but I do believe "what comes around goes around"...  well at least I try to believe it or else I would be running around with a baseball bat beating people...j/k
519745
Ha ha, if it were my clone I would have to kill it and whoever made her. But I have already met someone who has the same characteristics as me, the only thing different is he is a he, he is taller than me, and he is native American where is I'm jap, flip, white. It goes right down to we think alike and don't even have to talk to have a conversation, we know what the other is thinking... Ooh, spooky! LOL!
152889
I would go back to when my parents were alive.  I probably wouldn't do anything different.  But I would love to spend more time with them.  Tell them one more time that I loved them.  That would be the best wish ever.
10555
Yes! And I'd get myself cloned. I mean one of me could go to work while the other me stayed on holidays. Perfect!
599802
Honestly?  Not on top of my head.  I have this image of what they look like and expectations of their ability.  But, the last time I saw them, I was like "Whoa, you're look'n old!"  My dad wasn't walking as fast and Mom wasn't the multi-tasker that I've known her to be.  It's really something to even think what life would be like w/o them!  OK... like I'm picking up the phone and calling them just to say "Hi!"   Thanks!