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Hey Husky,

Been wondering how the cristening went...did you go?

I'm in a bad spot right now and worse than that.....I can't even reach those that I have supported over the past year. We put my sister into hospice last year on December 18th and she eventually left on Jan 6th. And it's my 3rd Christmas without my husband and 13th without my daughter. Almost lost m...

Toooo funny...I'm definetly gonna share this one

Thanks (((((((( Warmie )))))))))))

Graham, I do remember seeing you in the room now that you mentioned it. It definetly is overwhelming at times. If I might make a couple suggestions that might make it more comfortable for you, start by just following a few conversations. You might choose conversations where a chatter is using a colo...

Hey geezus84 :) Hang in there and keep talking....it really helps to let the pain from inside out. I'm happy you found this forum and as Lisa suggested, maybe you could find more support in the DU chatroom. There are many caring and supportive people that have been in the same place you are now and ...

Yes you should. And you should tell her that you both share a child. And that day is all about him. She needs to understand that you want to and will be part of his life. Again, don't let what others think stop you from being involved in your son's life. When is the event? I'm sending positive thoug...

You should most definetly attend. YOUR son is being christened !! You don't have to like the others nor do they need to like you. It's your son's day!!! You need to be in his life no matter how you get along with his mother or family now and forever. It's not his fault you don't see eye to eye with ...