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🤗 WE are thinking of YOU! Please Stop By To See Us :)

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WE cry, rejoice, talk, share!

 

Whatever YOU need, WE are here for YOU.

 

***YOU are a very SPECIAL person and WE want to hear from YOU***

 

Grief & Loss Team 🤗

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Cadee, 61 yrs is a long time. For me it was almost 50 yrs. Married at 23. But we all managed to get through this crazy life, didn't we? That's hopeful in itself. Being together so long I'm sure your loved one is close. I recently met a friend at an event. We didn't get a chance to talk at length. I wondered who the man in back if her was.  Being very protective guiding her down the receiving line. I knew her husband had recently passed. So I asked a relative next to me, "who is that?" She said, "her husband." I said, "I thought he died?" She said, "he did."  My friend didn't seem aware of it. I always say there's a thin line between life and death. I find comfort and strength in that. While knowing I need to attend to the practical. Time takes time. Take care Cadee.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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(1 comment)@MarcyW882921 🤗🤎

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Thanks for thinking of me. It has been an incredibly rainy day today and it is challenging for me to be inside all day!

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(2 comments) 🧲 LAW OF ATTRACTION WHILE GRIEVING: One day at a time. One thought at a time. Last year I lost both my parents within 4 months of each other. As I allowed my thoughts to get away from me, I could see all the negative come crashing around me. I was dropping things, breaking things, everything in my personal life started falling apart. I wound up stranded at an airport 200 miles away from where I needed to be (my father's funeral) but once I took notice and became aware, I stopped and said okay, I know what I need. I need to clear my energy, clear my negative vibes. What always works for me is the ocean. I knew I needed it to help me balance my thoughts and center myself. We cannot control what happens to others around us, but we can control our own thoughts and feelings. The ocean helped me to do that. It's always been my heaven. Of course it doesn't help me from not being sad that they are gone, but it does help me to bring better feeling thoughts which in turn brings better, more positive happy situations into my life. It's okay to feel happy even though you are sad at the situation. Anonymous

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Nicole, thank you for sharing that.

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I think it was in one of Stephen Covey's books that I read about looking at the word responsible. He broke it down into a person being "response able" and it is what the anonymous person is describing. The human ability to look at and assess situations, thoughts, and feelings and choose how we respond to them.

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I am doing as well as can be expected...I'm trying to adjust into living in the "Now time" which has its ups and downs ..getting use to the me in making decisions and little changes that come along when one loses that special person..The holidays are the hardest it's like being in a crowded room and still feeling lonely even though our children are here to celebrate a void that can't be filled is there. Hopefully as time goes on I'll be able to adjust to the now...

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(1 comment)👣 Sometimes the smallest step in the right direction ends up being the biggest step of your life. Tip toe if you must, but take the step. ANONYMOUS

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Baby steps are still steps! Blessings to all on the Holidays this weekend brings to many of different faiths. We are lucky to have loved those we lost, and so grateful to still be here to honor them. Thanks, our Nicole, for your constant care.

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1 comment(Saturday 4/8/23)

 

WE hope you are okay 🤔

 @CarolynS674392

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I am fine.  Thank you!

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(1 comment)Dear Carolyn @CarolynS674392 we MISS YOU!!! 🤎🤗

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Thank you!  Hey, I just woke up.  I am so glad you send me these messages.🤗

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Myth - There are stages of grief and you go through all of them in a set sequence.

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(1 comment)Hey Kathy @BeatleloverKT are you okay? You are usually hanging out in the Rock n' Roll Forum. Just realized I have NOT seen you post since yesterday. Nicole 🤗🤎

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I am ok. I’m away for Easter and have been busy during the day. I sneak in at night if I can.

Lol Thanks for your concern! 💜💜

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(1 comment)@MarcyW882921

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Tennis and water aerobics this morning for me. Getting through Email this afternoon and tonight I get my music fix at chorus rehearsal.

 

I'm glad you had a safe trip to Walmart and hopefully you will have a restful nap!

 

Marcy

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(1 comment)@CatherineS641676🤎🤗

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stb, our Nicole. All is pretty good in my world, and I thank you for always caring and checking in on all of us. We appreciate you, no fooling😉.( I couldn't wait for tomorrow to say that). 

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This is from an article about actress Amanda

Kloots losing her husband Nick Cordero in 2020

to Covid complications. I found it helpful in

explaining my ongoing grief and wanted to

share it here.

 

”When your person dies, a lot of people will

say “Don’t worry, in a year you’re going to

be so much better” And you are, in a way.

But I wish somebody would say “Don’t 

worry. Grief never ends, and it’s okay” she

said. “It will always make you cry, because

that person will always hold a special place

in your heart. It’s not going to go anywhere.

You just learn how to grow around that grief”

 

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Thank you for sharing.

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I read an article recently about grief that goes hand in hand with this quote. The grief remains constant and we are the ones who grow around it.

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(3 comments)Happy Wednesday! 🥳

 

Still in bed and was suppose to take out my trash today to my apartment dumpster. Well that DIDNOT happen. 🙄

 

Will try again tomorrow = feeling lazy TODAY.

 

How are you guys TODAY? 🤔

 

Luv you ALL,

Nicole 🤗🤎

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I know what that's like Nicole. Where I live I have to take the trash to the dumpster too.  I try to do that every couple days. Yesterday I realized I forgot the trash in the trunk of my car for a couple days. Well, it didn't smell too bad. 😂 But it is a pain. 

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I've been quite busy lately so a lazy day doesn't sound too bad! I hope you got some needed rest and maybe tomorrow you will be up for taking the trash to the dumpster.

 

Marcy

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Thanks for all of yours as well ! 💜

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CONGRATS ON BECOMING AN ❤️ ACE!! ❤️

Good 4 U‼️🙃

Take care ☮️ ~Allen 🌈 PEACE!

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I agree. You do very important work here. May It continue and be blessed.

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(2 comments) 3/26/23 SUNDAY Party Time = so GLAD you stopped by TODAY Kathy @BeatleloverKT 🥳💃 Nicole 🤗🤎 Lol, thanks for reposting your poem. I had noticed it was missing.... Not sure what happened to it. 🙄

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