My aunt, age 92, has an expression she uses to describe a lady who has had two or three husbands to die?
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i had never heard the phrase "white liver," but i looked around and, yeah, it means slutty or sexually insatiable.  check it out:\n\nhttp://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=white+liver\n\n...and "white liver disease" is evidently another name for reye's syndrome:\n\nhttp://www.icongrouponline.com/health/Reye_syndrome.html\n\ngreat question.
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If you mean that her husband just died, rather than that she had him killed ...\nThere is a wonderful brochure for you to share with her:\n\nWhen Someone You Love Dies :\n - "It Can't Be True!"\n - Is It Normal to Feel This Way?\n - How Can I Live With My Grief?\n - How Can Others Help?\n - A Sure Hope for the Dead\n - Some Practical Suggestions\n - Helping Children Deal With Death\n - Texts That Comfort\nhttp://watchtower.org/e/we/index.htm\n\nit's available : on-line, in print, and as audio.
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I recently lost my mom, this was hard because she was only 50 and it was completely unexpected. At her funeral service everybody in our very large extended family had something good to say, and not a single person had any negative. That is what I want.
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She died at the age of 88 of natural causes.  To me that means she died in her sleep - probably her heart just stopped.  If there had been a "cause" like you seem to want, I would think the obituary would mention something else.
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An ex-friend of mine. She was one who broke up 3 marriages and laughed about it.
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i am 37 and they told my mom she now has about 8 weeks to go. there are no words anyone can tell either of us. you are not being selfish for wanting your mother to stay alive. our moms no we need and want them. and this, from what my mom says is the hardest thing she has ever had to do in her life. she looks at my kids and my brothers and i. she can't help crying. she knows we are deeply saddened and there is nothing she can do. she was dealt this hand and she is fighting this cancer with all that she has. my heart goes out to you and your family. i cry everyday. at moments i will be numb and i am ok but it only takes one word from someone and tears will come down and i can't stop them. we are to young in our lives to loose our moms. i can't even imagine all the really young people that have gone through this. i do not know about you but if one more person tells me she is going to be going to a better place i will loose it on them. it is not that i do not believe in god i do. but her better place for now is here with her kids and her grandkids. i also have children. and my mom lives down the street from me. they go there everyday for a snack and to see grandma. and like you life without her seems impossible. she will not see my 40th birthday or my kids have their kids. there will be no more mothers days that i can pick her up and take her to lunch. no more she drives me crazy because she is just being a mom. i am sure you can relate to all this. i can't shut it down in my head. the thoughts won't go away. it hurts to bad. i do not know who you are but i will pray for your mother. you have my deepest sympothy. if you ever need to write my e-mail is momof4angelsaz@yahoo.com. who knows maybe we can be a support team. please write and tell me how you and your mom are doing.god bless you and your family
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Sounds like menopause or perimenopause.  Those are the symptoms of what my aunt had.  How old is she?  Check this site out \n\nhttp://www.healthtouch.com/bin/econtent_...\nand keep me up dated.  I am very interested about her symptoms to because I am also from asian descent.  And sometimes I get like that too, but not all the time.
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It's supposed to mean a death in the family.
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Out of context who would know. The phrase 'dying in your arms' usually means someone or something is in the process of dying in your arms. (!!)
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Thats not Truth!!! I have A Aunt and Uncle, and my Uncle is trully in love with my Aunt. Hell do anything for her. They've been married for a long time!
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What do you mean?\nWhen my Grandma died she said that she saw angels waiting for her by her bed.  And she gave angels to her son and daughters.  She gave specific names, but I don’t remember what she said…  I wasn’t there, only my relatives told me about it.
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My husbands freinds aunt is Dionne Warwick
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"Never does one feel oneself so utterly helpless as in trying to speak comfort for great bereavement. I will not try it. Time is the only comforter for the loss of a mother."\n\nAuthor: Jane Welsh Carlyle\nSource: None\n\nhttp://www.worldofquotes.com/topic/Death-_-Immortality/2/index.html
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don't you know?...\n\n"the woman who tells her age(right) is either too young to have anything to lose or too old to have anything to gain."..
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Well if you know such a woman,please report her to the authorities/This lady needs help.Before she causes catastrophic harm to one of her loved ones.Believs me this is a medical condition.She needs help,not derision or name calling Help her and you'll be helping the family
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They don't mean that they have THEIR aunts in their pants, silly.  They mean someone else's aunts.  It's like that whole milf thing, although in this case I guess it would be ailf.
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I guess I read the letter a little different than you. Rather than reinforcing my belief in human kindness it strengthens my faith in the old adage "that what goes around comes around". Glad the 84 year old got her revenge.