cactusjack0584
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Well you’ve got to let it out sometimesLooks like today was the day for my annual crying session




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Yeah
Well you’ve got to let it out sometimesLooks like today was the day for my annual crying session
Yes…. It’s been a while but I was thinking about the future without my parents, which might be relatively soon.
That is a chilling thought to haveYes…. It’s been a while but I was thinking about the future without my parents, which might be relatively soon.
yes, out of both loss and anger. Just because I wouldn't be able to make the funeral, does not mean you don't tell me of the loss at the time.
Even if needed…Yes, actually. I did. But maybe that needed to happen.
I hope it helps you to heal.Yes, actually. I did. But maybe that needed to happen.
That is heartbreaking. I’m sorryYes, reading the obituary of a Lit friend who passed away and knowing it was entirely my fault that we’d lost touch.
That does sound quite rough. I’m sorry that happenedOof, yup. Woke up crying a bit after I had a dream about hearing my late uncles voice. Tough not being about to just call him to say hello.
They can do thatGoodbyes and farewells.
This resignates with me...yes, out of both loss and anger. Just because I wouldn't be able to make the funeral, does not mean you don't tell me of the loss at the time.
It wasn’t your fault, it’s not like you intentionally didn’t visit. But I am sorry that you experienced that.This resignates with me...
So my grandpa passed away in June 2018... I was close to him, helped him with things like his new electronics, lots of visits, talks etc...
He was 90 and had memory loss, so my uncle placed him in a memory loss home in May 2018....
I was going to visit him there, but never got the chance.
He passed away, and my aunt and uncle were there at his time of passing...
I got the call... THE NEXT DAY that he died...
I have been angry and resentful since. Who does that to close family??
This resignates with me...
So my grandpa passed away in June 2018... I was close to him, helped him with things like his new electronics, lots of visits, talks etc...
He was 90 and had memory loss, so my uncle placed him in a memory loss home in May 2018....
I was going to visit him there, but never got the chance.
He passed away, and my aunt and uncle were there at his time of passing...
I got the call... THE NEXT DAY that he died...
I have been angry and resentful since. Who does that to close family??
Well I’m sorry to hear about your health issues. But there is nothing wrong with crying, if you need to you should. I also respect if you’ve already done enough of it before. RegardlessNope.
My cancer has accelerated, and returned for a fourth time.
Crying in my beer, just ruins the beer.
As with previous editions, I’ll just deal with it best I can.
Perhaps by having wee dram of Single Malt.
That sucks. My oldest went throught that a bit at the same age. Hope this gets sorted out quickly for your daughter and you. Hugs.I'm about to. My daughter (8) is having a tough time socially at school and getting bullied by a really mean and destructive kid. Talked to some of the other parents about it, one mom volunteers in their class regularly and apparently this kid makes my daughter cry every single day. Daughter hasn't mentioned this but it makes my heart ache.
I'd address this soon. I've read too many heartbreaking stories of young people going to drastic measures to stop the bullying. It's the schools responsibility to ensure children's safety and well being. Hold their feet to the fire. In my school days, I was always picked on, bullied. I dealt with it, buried the pain inside. It made me hate people, fueled my introvertedness. I learned to live in my head where I could be happy, I still battle with those struggles and sometimes insecurities. Those early encounters shape your life, shape who you are. Please, for your daughters sake, confront the school, not in anger or in a threatening manner, at least not unless nothing is done. Forgive me if I am sounding offensive or presumptive. It's truly not my intention. It kills me to see or hear about children getting bullied. It's still a very personal thing that gets me very worked up.I'm about to. My daughter (8) is having a tough time socially at school and getting bullied by a really mean and destructive kid. Talked to some of the other parents about it, one mom volunteers in their class regularly and apparently this kid makes my daughter cry every single day. Daughter hasn't mentioned this but it makes my heart ache.