If you could go back in time and say one last sentence to a loved one who died, what would it be?
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I'm so sorry I didn't realize when you were alive, just how much I really love you Ray.
1037353
It would be the 1970's.  My father died in 1980,and there are so many things I wish I could have said to him and I would love to have been able to spend moretime with him.
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"I heard of your loss, and I just wanted to offer you and your family my sincerest condolences in your time of grief." \n\nThen just drop it. He may respond, he may not. But your kindness will be noted.\n\nGood luck.
456512
I would like to go back to the day my mom died so I could stop it from happening.
533438
That my Grandpa would still be alive. I miss him so much........and I would hope he knew how I was feeling without him.
764102
Hello\n\nIf i only had one day left to live.... I would spend it with my family  telling them how much they mean to me. \nI would read  a book watch my fav. movie. \n\nBut when never know when we are going to leave our friends and family behind. ]\n\nI think that everyone would love to know when there time is going to be up. But true to tell you just never know!
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When my father died I was most touched by those individuals who told me they were sorry for my loss - and then told me a little story about how my father had touched their lives or told me about why they thought he was such a good man. I don't know if there is anything more comforting than to hear these anecdotal comments. They are so positive and fulfilling to hear. They also are thought that you can “take away” with you after the conversation is over. Even today, and it’s been almost 30 years, those are the conversations I remember and that were most meaningful to me at this time of great loss.\n\nIf you are unable to talk with the grieving person, sending your thoughts in a note would be just as appreciated.
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I would still think of them, so that I at least had them there in that little way...\n\nI would cherish the one moment so that it made the 10 less meaningful\n\nI would tell them how I felt, out loud for them to still hear\n\nI think, my fried, that you have
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this would have to be my granny!\n\nshe was such a inspiration in my life!!!\n\ni miss her dearly & wish she could be here to see my daughters, her great grandaughters!!!\n\nshe was always there for me when it seemed no one else was... she was THERE!!!!
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Sorry for your loss! It's hard to decide what is good enough for a special family member during times such as these. I didn't write a obituary but I read to "To Where You Are" by Josh Groban at my mother's memorial service. Very beautiful!
36243
i would give anything for a chance to go back in time
649337
marilyn monroe, i'd love to ask her what really happened the night she died.
69749
Probably not being able to say good-bye to any of my loved ones before they died. Say you didn't remember to say good-bye to your mom before she left to the grocery store and then an hour later you get a call saying she was killed in a car accident due to someone who ran a red light. Or what if your husband or wife had gone to work without saying good-bye and that day a 9/11 happens to their work building? Or even worse what if you yell at them before something happened to them. I think that would be a nightmare and taht is why I always try to stay on good terms with my family or always try to say goodbye before I leave or they leave. \nSecond though would be spiders or heights! LOL
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i had just lost my grandfather and my 3yr old son within three days of each other. i was currently at Ft drum NY and had to fly down to AZ with my sons body for the funerals. i stayed with my family for the upcomming week, and the nite before the funeral i woke up at about 4am or so and saw my grand father standinding at the bottom of my bed smiling. he was surrounded by a very bright light and in my head i heard him say "Every thing is going to be O.K., he's with us". My wife awoke and saw the same image.by the time we looked at each other and turned back to the image, it was gone.
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you can say, "my condolences"
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I'd call everyone I love dearly and start praying very hard. I'd be hugging & kissing my family, probably even crying because I'd miss them. I would also spare an hour to bid a final bye to the Yahoo Answer community, with whom I have been associated deep from my heart.
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my mother, my father passed away or he would be there to