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Comments (10)I have pods growing on Queen of Hearts and a white flowered variety... with luck, they should be ready soon! Plus, I have other seeds for you... very soon I'll be getting your package together! I do hope your cut stalk makes it, and I've got my fingers crossed for your other pollination! Even though some attempts never make it to maturity, it's fun to try. And the nice thing is... there's always next time!...See MoreAnother broken heart
Comments (33)It just breaks my heart to read posts like this. Our pets are such a wonderful part of our lives and its gut wrenching when they pass away. My thoughs and prayers are with you Pauline and Ann. Time does heal and one day you will feel the urge to find another pet. For me it was much like LindaC. Our Gretchen passed away about one month after my Mother left this earth and I also felt like I needed some time but boy it was so hard to come home to an empty home. As if guided by a higher power I went to a pet shop for just inquire about a breed and I fell head over heals with a pen of puppies. But I wasn't sure it would fly with the family as they too were greiving. I went back to that pet store 3 times before I was sure. Abbee and Apollo bring me joy every day....I know that in time both of you will find a pet that will fill that hole in your heart. PEACE! Susie...See MoreMy Mother, My Best Friend, Forever in My heart...
Comments (13)Patricia, My Mother died the same exact way as yours. She had been suffering with a stiff neck for a couple of weeks. On Monday (June 4, 2007) she went to the hospital to get it checked. On Wednesday (6th) we found out she had liver cancer. It had spread to her adrenial glands, lungs and into her neck. On Sunday (10th) she was gone. She too went peacefully in her sleep. I know what you went through, she went really fast. Although this is all still new to me, I too feel your pain. Grieving is not easy for me right now. I smelt saukraut (sp?) the other day and thought it was kind of funny as I was driving down the road. I close my eyes and see her smiling face but yet I can not cry. Her services are this coming week end (17th/18th) and she is being buried on my son's (her grandson's) birthday. He is taking it so hard, but there is nothing I can do. I have talked till I was blue in the face and can not gt my brother to budge. I just hope I have the strength to go through this. With God's help we wil get through this. Here is a link that might be useful: Mother's Memorial...See MoreBroken Hearted
Comments (18)I would suggest two or three things 1- get her to a doctor. Have her hormones checked out and see if she is menopausal or depressed. 2- go to counciling. I realize your son is in Iraq and this is scary. However, I'm sure he would rather have his parents working on their marriage here rather than worrying about him over there, particularly when you can't do anything about what is going on over there. I would also suggest to consider this: in some ways it sounds like you are looking at this like you are this great guy that doesn't have any problems. I imagine many of your friends and relatives do the same. Good Kevin is this great guy. I'm married to a man that everyone else says 'what a great guy'. My parents love him, my family love him, my friends think he's great. He can do no wrong. Where does that leave me? In the wrong. Even if that isn't really true and that there can be two rights it is human nature to look for an opposite. So if you are truly the great guy you paint yourself to be, then maybe she's looking at herself and saying 'where do I fit in? Where does this leave me?' Let me explain a bit further (I tend to post long sorry)- When my husband does the dishes I hear from my mother "that John is such a good guy". But when I do the dishes nightly, I hear-- nothing. John is good with the kids, I'm their mother. John is a good dad, it's expected I'll be good with the kids, I'm around them all day and I know them. And so on. I am not saying this is your case or not. I am just saying that this might be worth looking at (in counceling even) and realizing that maybe she's 'trying to find herself' because of this type of input from you and everyone around you. Good luck. Ginger...See More- 9 years agolast modified: 9 years ago
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