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Lovely to hear from you again tonight as I often wonder how you are getting on.
I know how hard it is but keep talking on here with your friends and helping others will help you.
One step at a time.
Love mavis
À tous mes amis du forum thankyou pour toutes vos pensées agréables et avec son amour derrière moi je lutterai contre mon conflit avec un esprit de postive et le triomphe
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osprey wrote:
life goes on,its getting better,good days and bad days,more good days as apposed to bad days. christine's gone,the ash's have gone,life goes on.......osprey. .
One step at a time mate, walk don't try to run, It only makes you trip and fall.
and it is brilliant that you are back.
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Les
hi Osprey nice to see your posting. As i mentioned earlier it takes time, some longer than others. Our sadness has lasted 5 years. My wife still has dificulty going on holidays, but we make it. If you feel down remember the good times get out the photos. No one can take your memories away.
I am sure we all look forward to your contributions.
Dave p
______________________________________________________________ I never wish anyone dead, but I do take pleasure in reading some obituaries
Sorry to hear of your sad loss osprey, unfortunately I had not seen your original thread due to myself being away due to ill health.
I have since read of so many people who have had similar problems with cancer and other life threatening illnesses, some of whom I never realised had suffered, my heart goes out to all those who have lost their loved ones and those of course who are still suffering.
As many know I was diagnosed in February this year with cancer and have been fighting hard to hang on and I intend to do this even though in my case it is well established.
No one knows what time they have or what they will do if they receive news like this, but there are so many nice people out there to offer thoughts and prayers and both my wife Chris and I have been overwhelmed by the meaningful support from all our friends on this forum.
It is difficult for me to attempt to compose what to say, especially at this time, as I have difficulty organising my own life, but remember, life goes on, but so will your memories, no one can take those away from you.
My heart goes out to you Osprey and I hope the friendship offered to you on this forum helps to bring you some comfort during this very difficult time? Please do return to the forum as I am sure chatting to us all will benefit you greatly, especially when you need someone to talk to or just perhaps someone to simply just listen! I am sure there are many members who would be only too pleased to be here for you - so why not come back on board?
Humber Traveller I salute you for being so brave and so willing to offer words of encouragement to your fellow man, especially as you have your own problems to deal with. I have nothing but admiration for you and your kindness and courage are an example to us all.
May your God go with you as a far wittier and astute man than myself used to say. He also loved an irreverend poke at the BIG divide. Keep that sense of humour. Regards, not sympathy, and happy memories, Derek.
Grief is a terrible thing. The one thing that is certain though is that we will all experience it at some time. It is a process that has to be endured in order to emerge in a state that is better able to cope with life without the person that we love. It is not something that can be rushed and each process has to be gone through.
Hopefully friends help by being there to share the memories both good and bad. The beauty of a forum is that you can dip in and out in your private moments when you feel the need.
Glad to see you are getting back on your feet. Hopefully you should be able to enjoy life again very soon. I would think your wife would be very happy indeed that you are making progress.
hi.to you all,that was a surprise! there is nothing else that i can say,not this time anyway, other than thank you,everyone... , ,........... ............osprey.
Keep in touch Osprey, you have more cyber friends than you thought. i have had many pms from couples in a similar situation to us. It is nice to know that unseen and basically unknown people do care.
We may have passed in the street or queued at the same filling station who knows
Best wishes
Dav e p
______________________________________________________________ I never wish anyone dead, but I do take pleasure in reading some obituaries
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