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Story That Starts With Husband’s Weird And False Belief That Wife Is Pregnant Ends With His Death
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Story That Starts With Husband’s Weird And False Belief That Wife Is Pregnant Ends With His Death

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When getting married, the husband and wife promise to love each other “in sickness and in health”. Unfortunately, none of us know when the time of sickness may come, and sometimes, it comes in the most confusing, unexpected ways.

For this couple, everything started when the husband began falsely insisting that his wife was pregnant. Rattled by his strange behavior, she didn’t know what to make of it. As the mystery knots in this story untangled, it became clear that a more sinister health condition was behind his erratic behavior. And it all led to an inevitable but heartbreaking conclusion.

We reached out to a certified loss and empowerment coach, Amanda McKoy Flanagan, LMSW. She is also a writing coach, energy healer, and motivational speaker, the author of the award-winning inspirational memoir Trust Yourself to Be All In: Safe to Love and Let Go, and host of the Sol Rising podcast.

She kindly agreed to tell Bored Panda more about anticipatory grief, whether anger is a natural part of grieving, and why it’s best to feel and ‘make friends’ with that anger during the grieving process.

More info: Amanda McKoy Flanagan | Facebook | Instagram

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    At first, she didn’t think much of it, but she grew more and more uncomfortable as he wouldn’t stop

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    People were speculating whether the husband was just manipulating her or if something more serious was going on

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    A few days later, the couple got into a huge fight and ended up staying with their parents

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    Commenters were glad both of them were safe, but urged the woman to convince her husband to get checked out by a medical professional

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    Finally, the family convinced the husband to see a doctor

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    Then the real reason for his strange behavior was revealed: a brain tumor

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    Commenters met the update with an outpouring of support: “Sending internet hugs”

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    The wife also clarified the exact diagnosis

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    After the news, the wife shared how heartbroken she was for their robbed future together

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    Six weeks after her original post, the wife revealed that her husband’s condition was critical

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    The wife was experiencing what’s called ‘anticipatory grief’

    The news about the woman’s husband’s brain tumor came out of nowhere. What began as a story of confusion and possible manipulation soon turned into a heartbreaking one. The author bravely documented her journey in posts across different subreddits, and after the initial shock of the diagnosis.

    As some of the commenters already explained, what she was experiencing was anticipatory grief. Instead of regular grief, this type of bereavement is about what’s yet to come. Grief coach Amanda McKoy Flanagan tells Bored Panda that anticipatory grief can surface in lots of ways.

    “Most of us are living with some form of it, whether we are aware of its manifestation or not and whether the threat of loss is real or perceived,” she notes. McKoy Flanagan says the following are four of the most common situations in which we may experience it:

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    • When a physical death is imminent;
    • When fear of future loss exists without a medical determination;
    • When a significant change might be coming to a relationship with a living person (e.g., divorce);
    • Or when our hopes for a relationship with a parent, child, spouse, or friend get squashed.

    “Any major change on the horizon creates anticipatory grief and may present similarly to bereavement,” the grief coach points out.

    “Emotions such as anxiety, confusion, frustration, irritability, depression, disorientation, absent-mindedness, despair, and anger are typical with this kind of grief, and are often heightened if one has suffered a previous traumatic loss as fresh loss inevitably kicks up old grief.”

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    “This woman is not angry at her husband for being ill, she is afraid he is going to die,” loss and empowerment coach says

    The wife in the story details how angry she felt at her husband for getting sick and leaving her alone. McKoy Flanagan says that anger is a very natural part of grief. “I say ‘part,’ not ‘stage,’ because contrary to popular belief, there are no stages of grief,” she also notes.

    The classic five stages of griefdenial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptancewere established by Elizabeth Kübler-Ross. But McKoy Flanagan points out that she was referring to preparing for your own death, not someone else’s.

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    Still, anger is an emotion a lot of grieving people feel. McKoy Flanagan tells us that it’s also uncontrollable: “It may come and go at will.” Yet she emphasizes fear as the emotion we should be paying attention to.

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    “Anger is a symptom of fear,” she explains. “If you are angry, the pressing question you should ask yourself is, ‘What am I afraid of?’ This woman is not angry at her husband for being ill, she is afraid he is going to die. We succumb to anger because it is easier to default to than fear.”

    “It provides protection, a righteous ego-boost, whereas fear makes us vulnerable, another frightening emotional state to be in: fear on top of fear. Anger also makes us feel in control when we feel helpless. Anger makes us feel safe,” the grief coach explains.

    Commenters stood by the woman, sharing similar stories about grief and loss

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    About a month later, the woman shared the news of her husband’s passing

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    Women often suppress anger, but the grief coach says to “Just let it be. Feel it.”

    The wife in this story also admits she feels shame about being angry. McKoy Flanagan says that it might be because women are often conditioned to suppress anger since “Good girls don’t get angry.”

    Women are sweet, kind, and accommodating,” she says. “In a man’s world, an angry woman is a form of rebellion, a message of resistance, a challenge to the current structures.”

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    “This prevailing ideology that has kept girls and women suppressed and voiceless bleeds into the grief space, and shame is the tool used to keep us in check, to keep us calm, quiet, and compliant.”

    The grief coach notes how, for many women, being angry is off-limits. “If we expressed anger as children, our feelings were often invalidated, and shame is a close cousin to invalidation. As a result of this conditioning, our internal policewomen heap shame on ourselves for feeling this very natural emotion, and we keep this secret to ourselves, compounding our shame.”

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    There’s also a strong message in society to “Never speak ill of the [passed].” Even if we’re angry at a loved one who has passed or is about to pass, we’re not allowed to express the anger and frustration we may feel towards them.

    “Some of us have bridged a faulty connection between feeling angry about a death to being angry with a person for dying,” McKoy Flanagan says. “You can feel angry about your loss without blaming someone for the situation.”

    “In fact, it’s healthy to feel anger without seeking a place to put it. Just let it be. Feel it. Make friends with your anger without shame or judgment. Then let it go.”

    Four months after that, she came back to share how she’s coping with the loss of her husband

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    Hi there, fellow pandas! As a person (over)educated both in social sciences and literature, I'm most interested in how we connect and behave online (and sometimes in real life too.) The human experience is weird, so I try my best to put its peculiarities in writing. As a person who grew up chronically online, I now try to marry two sides of myself: the one who knows too much about MySpace, and the one who can't settle and needs to see every corner of the world.

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    Hi there, fellow pandas! As a person (over)educated both in social sciences and literature, I'm most interested in how we connect and behave online (and sometimes in real life too.) The human experience is weird, so I try my best to put its peculiarities in writing. As a person who grew up chronically online, I now try to marry two sides of myself: the one who knows too much about MySpace, and the one who can't settle and needs to see every corner of the world.

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    Mel in Georgia
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    6 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    What a tragic story. It's a reminder that when a loved one suddenly starts exhibiting behavior that's just not "them" to try to figure out why it's happening. There's often a medical or psychological reason for it. Hope the best for the OP. :(

    Amelia Jade
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    6 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    It has been a long while since a story on here made me tear up. This is incredibly sad.

    Binky Melnik
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    6 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    By the time we got to the end, I, too, was extremely angry, as I’d assumed it’d be removed and all would be well. 😞 To have the last month(s?) of your beloved’s life taken over by an angry and confusing stranger and not getting to be with the one you love strikes me as such an evil thing for the Fates to do! I always roll my eyes when someone says that something isn’t “fair” (because fairness hasn’t anything to do with most of the things they’ré talking about), and here I’m thinking this was entirely UNFAIR. I’m also thinking I much, MUCH prefer anger over the agony of loss and sadness. I was devastated when I lost by beloved of 15 years but looked for ways to get angry instead (like concentrating on his grumpiness, misanthropy, and so on), and it actually worked to a degree. I was more or less “over” the loss in about 15 months, and know it woulda been *at least* twice as long had I not focused on anger. I feel so incredibly bad for OP; whatta wretched nightmare. 😞😞😞

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    Kim Kermes
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    6 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I'm so very sorry. Please know your anger is totally normal and you are not a batch. When my dad died, my mom had a picture of him enlarged to life size, put it in his recliner, and chewed him out for leaving him. I'm glad she did. It got her over the hump.

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    Mel in Georgia
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    6 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    What a tragic story. It's a reminder that when a loved one suddenly starts exhibiting behavior that's just not "them" to try to figure out why it's happening. There's often a medical or psychological reason for it. Hope the best for the OP. :(

    Amelia Jade
    Community Member
    6 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    It has been a long while since a story on here made me tear up. This is incredibly sad.

    Binky Melnik
    Community Member
    6 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    By the time we got to the end, I, too, was extremely angry, as I’d assumed it’d be removed and all would be well. 😞 To have the last month(s?) of your beloved’s life taken over by an angry and confusing stranger and not getting to be with the one you love strikes me as such an evil thing for the Fates to do! I always roll my eyes when someone says that something isn’t “fair” (because fairness hasn’t anything to do with most of the things they’ré talking about), and here I’m thinking this was entirely UNFAIR. I’m also thinking I much, MUCH prefer anger over the agony of loss and sadness. I was devastated when I lost by beloved of 15 years but looked for ways to get angry instead (like concentrating on his grumpiness, misanthropy, and so on), and it actually worked to a degree. I was more or less “over” the loss in about 15 months, and know it woulda been *at least* twice as long had I not focused on anger. I feel so incredibly bad for OP; whatta wretched nightmare. 😞😞😞

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    Kim Kermes
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    6 months ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I'm so very sorry. Please know your anger is totally normal and you are not a batch. When my dad died, my mom had a picture of him enlarged to life size, put it in his recliner, and chewed him out for leaving him. I'm glad she did. It got her over the hump.

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