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Comment by Leslie C on December 23, 2014 at 11:14am
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Thanks Gale! I have been off site for awhile...I am so busy trying to be sane at this insane time of year! My son was 26 years old. It was a life changer--absolutely like they cut you out of your life, rebuilt it and put you back into it. I do not fit this life, and I am bleeding from trying to conform to a reality that is not mine. I appreciate the companionship of those at this forum, though I know loss is not a factor that we would relish sharing with others. Hugs to you also, Leslie
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Comment by Gale Brunault on December 16, 2014 at 7:20pm
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Great picture Leslie! I'm so so sorry for your loss - it's no doubt a life changer. How old was your son? He looks like you - stay in touch and know that we are here for one another. Peace and lots of hugs to you Leslie.
Gale
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