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Yea! So glad George paid a visit. Always so wonderful when we KNOW our loved ones on the other side of the veil are with us. The more people share their experiences about “departed” love ones the more open and understanding our world becomes. Thanks for sharing.
In peace,
KarenSweet Lynn,
So many of us who have truly loved another person can so identify with the terrible hole in your heart. I too kept replaying the end times of my darling’s transition for a long time and then over time (a very long time) I realized that all the happier, more joy-filled times starting taking over. For whatever reason we have to travel through this grief and we do come out somewhat stronger. The hole will never go away – why should it, we had a fantastic life together. But you start to feel gratitude for being one of the fortunate souls that was able to experience such love. I hold you in healing energies and prayers.
Peace be,
KarenHi Barbara,
Oh, how the tears are flowing. I too know that Jacques is around you at all times and lends his support in your ongoing battle for a cure to this monster disease that took him physically away from you. You are doing wonders….bravo sweet lady.
In peace,
KarenKris know you are in my every prayer as is all the CC family. These are extremely stressful times just for the everyday “Joe” let alone people with serious issues. I read this just this morning, so maybe a little of light ahead for you: Trains are running on NJ Transit’s Northeast Corridor between Trenton and New York City. Sending you peace and love.
KarenSo heartfelt. Thank you for sharing. And cudos too…I awoke around 1:30 and tried to inspire myself to drive to an open area to watch the meteor shower but wimped out and went back to bed.
I am sure Doug was watching in awe with you and at you.
Peace be,
KarenYea!!!! Rest up and let that radiation work its’ magic. Maybe a little singing…
Be good to yourself Kris. Celebrate the small, wonderful gifts around us everyday.Good luck today Kris. Prayers of healing and grace coming your way as you start down this new trail.
Sweetest Terri and Julia,
Yoga helped me immensely in my grieiving. The phycial part helped to balance and keep me focused – literally, for it not in the moment I was falling down. That is not saying that during shavasana (resting posture) that the tears and hole in my chest are not active for they were and still are (3 years later). But somehow the yoga practice makes it more manageable. Also, the philosophy has helped me to view life and death in a different manner than the belief system I was raised with. I pray that you find solace and that severe sadness moves on, but these life lessons are what grow us.
Peace be,
Karen
