Bereavement Support Group

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grieving a loss...........

Janine
Janine
Let's all just mail OURSELVES an animated hug
(courtesy of the brilliant and loving managers of DS)
and then get back to what we do best.......
Loving and supporting each other so that we don't have to add
all the help and the hope we have found here
to the list of things of things we grieve.


And can somebody please tell me,
if wool can shrink in the wash......
why sheep don't shrink in the rain?.............
and I think you have to actually visualize a bunch of sheep
shrinking on a hillside for this to have any real impact! :-)


(that was a mini moment of profound silliness yall
.............................. NOW LETS ALL JUST PULL IT TOGETHER!)
deleted_user
deleted_user
You are truly the gracious and wonderful person I was told you were.

Love your question: Here is another....Why and how do Weebles multiply in the dark?
deleted_user
deleted_user
I think your wise in your assessment of the probelm here, why divert your energy to proving or dis-proving someones posts, but start concentrating more on your own personal recovery. If you feel this person is a phony, then don't waste your time. There are many here, that can benefit from the support, find someone that you feel that connection to, and share what you are grieving about. To continue to be angry over someone else's probelms, weather true or not, is wasted energy. There are too many here, who really need the support, and committment of those they have come to trust.
IagoRule
IagoRule
:O) Your question left a smile on my face. It reminded me of one of my favorite Monty Python skits when one of the sheep thought he could fly. "He doesn't fly so much; more like he plumments to the ground." It loses something in the translation, but take my word for it, you've given me a smile today!
deleted_user
deleted_user
Such a great response. I loved reading your words and your humor.
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