Post # 1

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Helper bee
I just read this in the Washington Post and wanted to share. This is an incredibly sad story and the way she captured it in her detailed status posts is even more heartbreaking.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/special/metro/facebook-story-mothers-joy-familys-sorrow.html
Post # 3

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Busy bee
How heartbreaking. π That was difficult to read, I can’t imagine going through that. π My thoughts are with her family and friends.
Post # 4

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Sugar bee
OMG I just cried my eyes out!
Post # 6

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Bee Keeper
OMG that is one the most terrible things i’ve read in awhile. I’m sitting here at work trying so hard not to bawl. That poor baby and her husband. It’s easy to tell she was well loved.
Post # 7

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Bee Keeper
How sad. π Such a heartbreaking story.
Post # 8

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Bee Keeper
Ugh…how awful! I had read a similar story about a young mother who struggled with seisures and eventually did not make it either. Her husband had blogged about it and it was such a sad story. My thoughts and prayers go out to this family.
Post # 9

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Bumble Beekeeper
OMG that is so sad! π Wow that is terrible.
Post # 10

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Busy bee
π what a heartbreaking story… That poor family.
Post # 11

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Honey bee
Just finished it…how heartbreaking. I’m in tears.
Post # 12

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Busy bee
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Oh my gosh, that is the most heartbreaking thing I’ve read in a really long time.
That poor family. She seemed so full of life, such a happy, upbeat person. Sad.
Post # 13

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Bumble bee
Very sad. The lady had actually posted about some of her experience on a DC moms messge board also.
Post # 14

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Sugar bee
It’s just so personal to see it all through Facebook updates…
Post # 15

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Bee Keeper
Oh gosh, that was so sad. π
Post # 16

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Helper bee
Wow. That’s so depressing.