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Kicked the Bucket and Now Back at Square One with Boyfriend Who Doesn't Remember

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Published in Return From Death: I Kicked The Bucket And Now I M Back At Square One With A Boyfriend Who Doesn T Remember Me Volume 1

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I never thought I'd die. I mean, I knew it was a possibility, but it just never seemed like something that would actually happen to me. I was young, healthy, and full of life. I had a great job, a loving family, and a wonderful boyfriend. Life was good.

Return from Death: I Kicked the Bucket and Now I’m Back at Square One With a Boyfriend Who Doesn’t Remember Me, Volume 1

by Jayne Castle

4.3 out of 5

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But then, one day, I was hit by a car. And just like that, I was gone.

I don't remember much about what happened after that. I just remember waking up in a hospital bed, surrounded by my family and friends. They were all crying and hugging me, and I couldn't figure out why. I had no idea that I had been dead.

It took me a few days to piece together what had happened. I had been in a coma for two weeks, and during that time, my boyfriend had moved on. He had met someone else, and he was now in love with her.

I was devastated. I had lost everything. My life, my love, my future. I didn't know what to do.

But then, I remembered something my grandmother used to say: "When life knocks you down, you have two choices: you can either stay down, or you can get back up." I decided to get back up.

I started by going to therapy. I needed to talk about what had happened, and I needed to learn how to cope with my grief. Therapy helped me to understand that it was okay to feel the way I did, and that I would eventually heal.

I also started spending more time with my family and friends. They were the ones who loved me unconditionally, and they were the ones who would always be there for me. I realized that I was lucky to have them in my life, and I made a conscious effort to appreciate them more.

One day, I was out walking my dog when I saw my ex-boyfriend. He was with his new girlfriend, and they were laughing and holding hands. I stopped in my tracks, and I felt a pang of sadness. But then, I remembered that I was better off without him. He wasn't the right guy for me, and I deserved to be happy.

I continued to walk, and I didn't look back. I knew that I was on the right path, and that I would eventually find someone who loved me for who I was.

A few months later, I met someone new. He was kind, funny, and intelligent. He made me laugh, and he made me feel safe. I fell in love with him quickly, and he fell in love with me.

We've been together for two years now, and we're happier than ever. I'm so grateful for the second chance that I've been given. I've learned that life is too short to waste on people who don't appreciate you. I've also learned that love can be found in the most unexpected places.

If you're going through a difficult time, I hope that my story will give you hope. Remember, you're not alone. There are people who care about you, and there is always hope for a better future.

Return from Death: I Kicked the Bucket and Now I’m Back at Square One With a Boyfriend Who Doesn’t Remember Me, Volume 1

by Jayne Castle

4.3 out of 5