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I am sure the little bird is still observing but just not "chirping"
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Originally Posted by MysticPhD
I sincerely hope you are right, Miss Blue . . . but I have sent two DM's without response.
It would appear that you are right, Miss Blue. I received a DM from .sparrow confirming that she has been taking a break from the forum and lurking. I hope she will start posting again. She is dearly missed.
It would appear that you are right, Miss Blue. I received a DM from .sparrow confirming that she has been taking a break from the forum and lurking. I hope she will start posting again. She is dearly missed.
It would appear that you are right, Miss Blue. I received a DM from .sparrow confirming that she has been taking a break from the forum and lurking. I hope she will start posting again. She is dearly missed.
It would appear that you are right, Miss Blue. I received a DM from .sparrow confirming that she has been taking a break from the forum and lurking. I hope she will start posting again. She is dearly missed.
When my two boys approached 17...my husband and I thought, "we're almost done...then off we go to travel and see the world"...wrong!
I thought the same thing...then my youngest son was diagnosed with schizophrenia at age 16...our world changed over night it seemed...He's now 18, on the right meds, driving his own car, and graduated from HS. He's been a testament of the power of prayer, God's mercy and love...our world changed...for the better.
I thought the same thing...then my youngest son was diagnosed with schizophrenia at age 16...our world changed over night it seemed...He's now 18, on the right meds, driving his own car, and graduated from HS. He's been a testament of the power of prayer, God's mercy and love...our world changed...for the better.
Thank you for sharing your son's story...and how the outcome strengthened your faith.
I lost one of my boys:
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I lost a son and for the longest time felt spiritually numb...questioning my faith. Visiting the grave site would be too painful, final and resigned. I'd rather remember my son as he was and still is in my heart...full of life!
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