Whoops...
Sorry my post on Who am I, was so long.... I just started thinking, typing and thinking and it just came out. But I LOVE this group and you all are my life line, you don't judge, you all listen and have all been there.
So THANKS!
And this is my first OK day since mom's day...
Julie
So THANKS!
And this is my first OK day since mom's day...
Julie
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Just read your reply to the post \"Who am I\".....no whoops needed darling!
Tightest of heart hugs and so much love being sent to you and to Greg!
THANKS!
Our families have no clue of the immensity of our loss! This loss changes us in ways THEY cannot even imagine. Take care of you however you need to... Sending much love your way,
Leda
How can we judge? Everyone experiences grief in their own way and who\'s to say which is right or wrong...everyone does the best they can...and do it the only way they know how. Glad you found us too. xoxoxo Connie
Julie ~ the moms here are the ones that can relate & offer true compassionate support. By the way your post under \"Who Am I\" was so touching & it wasn\'t too long. Anytime we can get our feelings out is an accomplishment. You showed such courage sharing your story with us. Really good to hear you are having an ok day. Hugs of friendship.....Vicki
Julie, there is no such thing here as \"too long\" of a journal entry! Heck, if we don\'t understand each other and have patience with one another, who else will?
Peace.
I am known for readers digest, journals and not reading too long of journals.
so I didn\'t read it,, sorry.... love ya anyway!!
You do whatever works for you and never is there a need for any apologies.
In the writing is our healing so write away!!!
Much love,
XO Joanie
Hi Julie, I read your journal in Who Am I? You are not alone in having words just pour out of you all of a sudden like that. It happens at every retreat and it happens in many of the journals here. I think it is very healing. I totally believe that we need to tell our story and be heard. I\'m not sure why one moment it all comes pouring out but, I think it is something that has happened to each of us. I wonder if it happens when we have become strong enough to face what we have been unable to face before. I really do think it has to do with a shift in our grief and a strength that we didn\'t have before. So, no apologies necessary...we are all in this together. Love, Anne