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Re: Grief

Unread postby uNkNowN ElEmEnt » Thu 25 Oct 2007, 13:21:31

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('holmes', ' ')You find out exactly who you are thats for sure...and you lose all tolerance for the scumbag world outside.
and you do not make friends easily becuase of the intolerance to takers and users and manipulators.


OMG! that's for sure!
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Re: Grief

Unread postby mercurygirl » Sat 27 Oct 2007, 01:16:40

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Madpaddy', '"')Conversation is the cure of every sorrow. Even contention is better than loneliness."


Once again, Madpaddy says it well.

Shanny just wants to be heard. Despite the bickering, there's a lot of hearing going on here and in that sense, we're a real community. That's the glue.

I wish you well, Shanny.
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Re: Grief

Unread postby POAlex » Wed 31 Oct 2007, 20:00:57

Hopeless people break my heart, especially when there has always been a great Hope.

With a capital H.
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Re: Grief

Unread postby aldente » Thu 01 Nov 2007, 03:13:16

POAlex, are you the son or daughter of a preacher man?

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Re: Grief

Unread postby Zardoz » Thu 01 Nov 2007, 21:03:27

I haven't dropped by this forum in a couple of weeks, so I just saw your post.

I can't imagine what it would be like to take so many terrible blows, and in such quick succession. Words fail me.

You have many friends here. I'm glad their posts have provided some comfort for you.
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Re: Grief

Unread postby threadbear » Thu 01 Nov 2007, 22:45:47

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('POAlex', 'H')opeless people break my heart, especially when there has always been a great Hope.

With a capital H.


Why do I feel the word hope, being quietly followed by the word Hell with a capital H in your post?
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Re: Grief

Unread postby thuja » Thu 01 Nov 2007, 23:11:30

Can we get back to bickering like little children now? All this love means I can't go off on a hissy fit...if someone doesn't get apocalyptic pretty soon I'm going to get grumpy!!
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Re: Grief

Unread postby thuja » Fri 02 Nov 2007, 03:18:17

Doom to you too!! Yay Doom!! Good times!!!
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Re: Grief

Unread postby aldente » Sat 03 Nov 2007, 01:48:33

I just asked BAS to prevent any further posting from my side over the next 12 months.

There are good reasons to shut down business from time to time, see you guys again in a year from now.

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Re: Grief

Unread postby oowolf » Mon 05 Nov 2007, 19:16:30

"You have to be lost in order to be found." Lilias Folen
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Re: Grief

Unread postby madison » Fri 09 Nov 2007, 18:25:37

{{{{Shannymara}}}}

Many good vibes and thoughts coming your way!

Hang in there!!!!

This too shall pass.
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Re: Grief

Unread postby Dan_Browne » Wed 13 Feb 2008, 10:38:56

Shannymara,

Forgive us all.

Then forgive your family.

Then forgive yourself.
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Re: Grief

Unread postby xerces » Wed 13 Feb 2008, 19:40:37

Shannymara,

It is a real joy knowing you these last 2 years. I hope that you'll feel better again one of these days. :)
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Re: Grief

Unread postby RedStateGreen » Wed 13 Feb 2008, 20:13:19

Hugs if okay. If you can't use them, feel free to pass them along. :)
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Re: Grief

Unread postby Pops » Wed 13 Feb 2008, 20:34:10

Yea, Susan’s older brother died yesterday.
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Re: Grief

Unread postby threadbear » Wed 13 Feb 2008, 22:58:00

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Shannymara', 'I')t's very interesting that this thread got resurrected this morning, because last night I had to shoot my dog. I haven't ever done anything like that before, just killed a few chickens and fish. I loved the dog, too. :(

Anyway, thanks again to everyone for the kindness. I've been doing a lot better since I started this thread, but this week has been a tough one.


Was it a very big dog, difficult to find another home?
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Re: Grief

Unread postby davep » Thu 14 Feb 2008, 15:58:41

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Shannymara', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('threadbear', 'W')as it a very big dog, difficult to find another home?

Well yes, but that's not why.


Was it your Maremma?

I had to take our old dog to the vet's just over a year ago. He was dying of cancer and kidney failure, but I still cried like a baby as I held him. Despite knowing he was in severe pain, I felt very uncomfortable with the role of arbiter over life and death. We got our Maremma just after that.
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Re: Grief

Unread postby davep » Thu 14 Feb 2008, 17:52:45

If it's any consolation, here's Snowball with my daughter and the kitten who turned up at Christmas out of nowhere.

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Re: Grief

Unread postby BigTex » Thu 14 Feb 2008, 19:21:15

My dad died two years ago and it was the worst experience of my life. He was diagnosed with lung cancer and survived about 15 months before passing away, so it was not sudden and there were plenty of chances to say goodbye. He was very brave and it was very inspiring to me and others who watched him suffer. I spoke at his funeral and described how hard death had to work to overcome him. It was a long time before I felt anything like normal, since he had that god-like quality parents sometimes have, as well as being my best friend. I'm not sure that the experience has made me stronger, but it has definitely made me aware of the intense emotional pain we all must feel at one time or another.

The only consolation I felt was that I knew he would be disappointed if his passing caused me to lose hope or the ability to find happiness in life. This idea is the one anchor that seems to be there any time I need it--I ask myself what my dad would have wanted me do after he died, and I am certain that he would want me to grieve and then move on, clinging to all the good memories without being haunted by the bad ones.

I think that losing a loved one is the point at which a lot of people actually grow up. Sometimes you don't even realize how childish your worldview is until you have to fit something like death into it.
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Re: Grief

Unread postby PeakOiler » Sun 17 Feb 2008, 10:32:19

I'm late to this thread since I rarely visit the psychology forum, let alone read all the posts, but I wanted to share my condolences, Shanny. I hope time has continued healing your wounds.

<<hug>>

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