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[Cyprus Times] Stella Mizeraki on Panos Zarlas: "It seems like yesterday he was here, the sadness doesn't change"

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The former Power of Love contestant spoke about her great loss and said that "his image never fades from the mind"

Three years have passed since the death of Panos Zarla and Stella Miseraki spoke about him and the memories she has left behind.

The former "Power of Love" player spoke to the show "Super Katerina" and stressed that for her, Panos is still alive.

"Panos lives through the people who love him and think of him. He exists in our hearts and minds. It seems like yesterday that he was here. I can't believe it's been three years, it's shocking to me how time passes and how you think about people who have passed away. It's like I saw him an hour ago," Stella Mizeraki said at first.

She went on to say that she has seen him many times in her dreams, as he has never left her mind for a moment.

"When you have someone in your mind all the time, the subconscious is working and at some point, you will definitely see him in your sleep. The last time we met was just before he left. We were all celebrating his birthday together and then fate happened. I want to have a picture of him in my mind as I met him, with that smile. That image never fades, I always think of him and remember his voice. It's as if I heard him yesterday," she explains.

Finally, clearly moved, Stella Mizeraki said that no matter how many years have passed, her grief does not change.

"I go to the church to light a candle, I go to the grave to leave flowers, but it is very difficult and painful to remember this event all the time, my grief does not change. I don't want my own people to see me crying and being a mess. That I may be sad I don't show it, but I've had a very hard time. I feel an intense sadness every time I talk about it. You just try to survive," she concluded.




Source: protothema.gr


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