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  Jaynine (5:36 pm)

  Just sending you a hug, so that you know I am thinking of you! Love Janine
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  GlorN (3:22 pm)

  Hi Marsha - Had my niece do this for me, since I couldn't master it. We were in Key West with my stepson and daughter-in-law and having a real good time. Hugs, Gloria
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  lindalun (9:40 am)

  Marsha: Thank you very much. The holidays are really hard and it comes along with a lot of pain and sorrow. I miss Carlos so much that it getting harder and harder. I am having breakdowns more often this month. Everyone says it due to the holidays. Saturday, I was house cleaning and found a receipt where my husband had gone to rent some movies for us to watch and I just started crying and had a melt down. My daughter and son were very loving and understood what I was going through. They ended up doing most of the cleaning. To be honest it is embarrassing because my house was dirty and I have always been a cleanning freak. My kids understand that I am depressed so they try there best to help me. I don't know what I would do without them. I hope you have a great thanksgiving. God bless you. Hugs Linda
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  missmyhero (5:04 am)

  Hi Marsha,
  Wanted to send you a big bear hug to start your day. I read something that someone wrote about cancer and I think it still applies to life now...something about being on a roller coaster and the idiot operator won't let you off.
  
  I think some day I will find something on the ride to hit the operator over the head with on the way by. Then I'll climb down myself. Hey, maybe we're in the same car. You got anything with you that will work?
  
  -Diana
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  Sandy712 (Yesterday)

  Thank you. I am not offended by what you said. In fact, it made me smile. I appreciate your support. It means a great deal to me. BIG HUGS - Sandy
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  Qute (Yesterday)

  Wow! You said it perfectly. The struggle of a new identity as a solo is not easy. Thanksgiving was my husbands birthday so for the last three years my kids, grandkids, and I spend Thanksgiving at a resort. Something totally different from the ones we celebrated as a family when my husband was with us. It is so weird, to be surrounded by loved ones and outwardly enjoying yourself but feeling lonely on the inside because your soul mate is not there. It is tough. The only comfort is when you share those feelings to realize you are not alone or crazy. Thank you so much for sharing. Your thoughts help but mine at ease. Just to know you are not going it alone. hang in there!
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  cliffskat (11/21/09)

  Me and my boys will celebrate our survival too this year - only we're opting for homemade pizza - thank goodness - I couldn't face a turkey. How far are you from Jacksonville (FL that is)? A lot of NC is a day trip from here. I'd like to throw a convention of us all sometime (or would it be a weekend bender? LOL) - I wish we were all geographically closer. Love and Hugs, Martha
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  cliffskat (11/21/09)

  I wish we could spend Cranksgiving together. Love and Hugs, Martha
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  GlorN (11/20/09)

  Hi Marsha, Just thought I'd check base with you..I'm in Fort Knox, KY visiting with my niece and her family. Three little ones so they've been keeping me very occupied. (it's a good thing) I'm staying until Dec. 3rd but I'm freezing my you know what off! Just not used to the cold anymore. Was strange traveling alone, but got through it. Another first on this journey! Hope you're doing well. Hugs, Gloria
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  cindra154 (11/18/09)

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