
Posted by
badlydrawnstickman
on 2008-04-27 13:53:51 |
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hi KP
sometimes a little morning sunshine is all it takes to change your outlook to something more positive.
i know it's a bit of an old chestnut now but i think it's also true - all you can do i move ahead one day at a time and try to make each day better.
go on...give it a shot! make today better than yesterday...
you'll thank yourself for the effort.
cheers and good luck!!
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Posted by
whiteknight
on 2008-04-27 20:25:12 |
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| Well I have a pair of pilars if you want to post that one, some tissues for that one.....so post whatever you want |
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Posted by
roe
on 2008-04-27 22:15:47 |
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| you are never ever have writers block, you have more than enough thoughts to fill an entire think tank...actually I have no idea how big think tanks are and how many thoughts they hold, but Im sure its alot...but, thats another story! hang in there! |
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Posted by
shemelts
on 2008-04-30 13:04:46 |
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KP..you don't have to post long beautiful posts for our benefit..just write what you feel and hopefully that will help you some. I can feel your sadness and wish I could lift you from it. I am sure after 7 months of doctors it is strange not to have to go. The big changes that happened in your life all happened at one time, that is hard to adjust to. Good luck with that. This too shall pass.
I am sure you are missing him, as he obviously is missing you. I pray for both of you that some wind blows a change through the air and this all ends on a positive note for both of you. peace :) shemelts |
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Posted by
macromom219
on 2008-05-03 03:05:01 |
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In the heart of KP, from reading your blog, it seems like there is a history of pain and unresolved fear. If you are also dealing with physical pain, I think the physical and emotional pain make both worse. Beware of fear. I read that somewhere and posted it on the kitchen window, to remind myself. Fearing to meet your daughter must be hell! My sister met her 32 year old son. He looks like one of us and we like him. He lives a few states away, but has managed to visit us for some special family occasions. Of course, we welcomed him warmly. I just love it that my sister has had some resolution on this. He is not close to my sister; but he has a pile of cousins his age and I can tell he cares about that.
This is probably not the major issue for you now. Break-ups are just the pits; it takes so long to stop missing one you love. Truly a heartache. I'm sending you the very best wishes to help you comfort yourself.
Best, Macromom219 |
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