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I see things are still the same here, blogs don't seem to want to post!
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Good to hear from you! Sorry to hear about your son-in-law.... Hugsss to you, your daughter and g'son. As far as having alone time, maybe set up a space/room & time, (not your bedroom), if you can. I'm sure that you will work it out. 
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I lost an uncle (75) in early November. He was a huge influence on a lot of people besides myself. He was the first and only one to 'make it big' after being born into Sharecropper family in Garland Tx. I had a key to his condo in Culver City the whole 6yrs I was stationed at Norton AFB. He introduced me to my wife without meaning to, which I think all concerned regret. Anyway it hurts to lose someone especially when we see them go through so much suffering
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I'm glad your son in law's struggle is over, and prayers for your daughter, grandson and you for peace and comfort as you continue with life. Two families can exist in the same house for awhile, if both understand that the other needs privacy. If your house is big enough, that can be arranged with individual living spaces. I'm sure, with God's guidance and grace, all will be well. Please don't stay away so long. Be a prism, spreading God's light and love, not a mirror reflecting the world's hatred.
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No problem..... you absence is definitely excusable, with all you have had on your plate, I'm surprised you are still standing! But I know from where your strength comes. Be a prism, spreading God's light and love, not a mirror reflecting the world's hatred.
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Sorry to hear about your loss. May he rest in peace. My prayers are for you , your daughter and grand son. God bless you all.
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1/7/2017 9:26 pm |
Good to hear from you and sad to hear about your son in law. Like many others I have little confidence in most medical theories etc. but many are indeed life saving or at least provide a great deal of comfort. Chuck is alive today becasue of 2 open heart surgeries and on going medication for diabetes and hypertension. My personal approach is not to have elective procedures or invasive procedures that are not absolutely necessary. I stick to the tried and true treatments but if I were to have something extremely serious I might be inclined to try something cutting edge. In your son in laws case where there is no hope of recovery and prolonging life were painful and or a burden on others I would be inclined to make the same decision. Spiritwoman ^i^
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Hi, sorry about your loss. Thanks very much for letting us know. I've been praying for you and Michael up till yesterday. I was thinking he was getting better gradually. Will pray for grief comfort for the family. God bless. Judgment Day will be interesting - and all paths lead there.
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The truth is, if it is on our child's plate, it is on ours too. In addition to being a moral, emotional and sometimes financial or physical support, we must keep on with our own things. The world does not stand still for any of us. Prayers continue for all of you as you make future changes.  Be a prism, spreading God's light and love, not a mirror reflecting the world's hatred.
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Your family will be in my prayers, Nileyears. God bless you.
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I'm sorry to hear the sad news of your son-in-law and the nightmare leading up to his passing Nile; may he rest in peace. Please accept my sympathies. Lovely seeing you here again (circumstances notwithstanding). Keep well :- )
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