Happy birthday, Beverly!
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Mwah! If I told you I think of you every time I have a sore throat, you'd realize that's a very sweet and tender memory, right? That and the incredible defensive driving. Twice you saved me on that trip!
Nora, I'm so sorry.
{{{Nora}}} I'm so sorry for your loss.
I love that this place can be so full of real sharing. We talk about silly things, about frustrating things, about the most joyful things, about the things that damage us, and about the things that heal us. I feel grateful that there is such an openness here.
Happy Birthday, Beverly!
Happy Natal Anniversary, Beverly.
Happy birthday, Beverly!
If I told you I think of you every time I have a sore throat, you'd realize that's a very sweet and tender memory, right?
Absolutely!
I love that this place can be so full of real sharing. We talk about silly things, about frustrating things, about the most joyful things, about the things that damage us, and about the things that heal us. I feel grateful that there is such an openness here.This, so much this.
Thank you for sharing so openly Bonny, and congratulations on claiming and shaping your life in such positive ways. Your strength and courage is inspiring.
{{{Nora}}} I don't even know what to say, sweetheart, except that I am so very sorry. Peace and strength to you and yours, and may be the LAST tragedy to touch your life for a good long while.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BEVERLY!
Around Christmas, I was playing one of those games where you have to get the people to say a word or phrase by giving clues. One of my clues made everyone laugh like crazy and is still in use.
Clue: "Something happened. Of course it happened!"
Answer: Murphy's Law
{{Nora}} Strength to you and yours
bonny, thank you for sharing. As to your experience with the support group, I once dropped out of one because I felt it was encouraging me (and possibly the others) to keep the outlook of being victims. With all the talk of being "survivors" we were still talking about things that had happened TO us rather than what we were DOING. So ... I chose another way to go. And it was better for me.