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No I do not. I did the best I could do.

11 years ago. Rating: 9
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I think a lot of people look back and think,"I should have done this or that," but the truth is it's better to live in the present than the past. I have thought this way with some of the decisions that I've made in life and had to train my self to not regret the past, but to learn from it.

I know we can't help thinking this way sometimes especially when dealing with the loss of a friend or loved one, but the best way to fix it is to learn from the experience and do better in the future. Good question thumbs up.

11 years ago. Rating: 8
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I haven't lost many family, but I have a good feeling that I was there for them when they needed me. Guilt, None.

11 years ago. Rating: 7
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I have always given my family all my love and support each and every day of their lives. I have given as much as I could and then some. As each family member passed, I went to them at the funeral home and gave them my thanks for everything they did for me and also said that I hoped I had in turn given them what they needed in return. I have no regrets. My entire family is resting in the cemetery in my hometown. I am waiting for the day I will be with them again.

11 years ago. Rating: 6
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sorry...cats I think most people feel that way.

11 years ago. Rating: 4
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i grew up in wisconsin and moved to florida when in my 30's.  when my mother became elderly and needed someone to look out for her i was not there.  when she was on her death bed, i held her hand and prayed the rosary aloud, after which she clung to my hand and i disengaged because i was tired.  now i feel so terrible because i was not there for her in life and even on her deathbed i couldn't stay and comfort her in her most pressing hour of need.

11 years ago. Rating: 1
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