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Feb 17 2008

Mending a broken heart…

Posted by User ImageVince in Personal, tags: , , ,

How do you heal a wounded heart when you don’t see a wound nor blood?

I had the same question. I have been asking myself how would I be able to heal myself from a relationship that recently failed? How would I be able to go on with my life when all I see is darkness. Losing someone you truly love hurts. And it even hurts knowing that you still love each other but its the present situation that hinders your happiness. How would you be able to accept a sad fact that your relationship cannot go on? How?

Then it just came to me how I was so concerned with what happened that I forgot those who loves me. The people around me who have been there from the start. People come and go in my life and I am glad that there are those who stayed and are willing to stay for me forever. My family and my real friends never left me whenever I needed them and whenever I didn’t. I;m glad that somehow, although I lost someone I loved most, they are still there always willing to lend a shoulder. My heart is broken but it will be healed through time. With the people around me, life is better…

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