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Adrasteia

Really realizing that this was the only life I was going to get was what made me ditch my old boyfriend and marry Patrick right away. There truly is no dress rehearsal.

Paulette

Thank you, Margaret. So beautifully stated. I am currently reading Proof of Heaven, a book written by a neurosurgeon about an ND experience (http://tiny.cc/q4s8rw), So I want to change "What he knew" to "What he knows." Peace.

Paulette

OOPS. Mistake.http://tiny.cc/qgt8rw

Zazzy

And you think you're not strong? It is impossibly hard but you are getting through it. I think that you are making him proud.

Tonya Watkins

I love this picture.

Melissa

Please keep referring back to this entry as the months wear on. Not to be a negative in your life (like you need someone other than his family doing that) but things may bet tougher as spring approaches. Keep remembering that he KNEW you could survive this . . . and more. We are always with you and have your back. MGW

Donna W

Indeed.

Tracy

He still knows it!

Brett

I Believe You Are Making Him Proud !

Keep Moving Forward And Believing !

As Always I'm Sending Hug's And Good Vibes Your Way !

ms_teacher

beautiful my friend!

Arlene

beautiful and perfect.

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