Beam me up Scotty, I've had enough
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Sorry to hear that too CNH, same boat here. Then again who hasn't lost anyone once you start getting up in age ? Just my opinion, but losing a relative isn't the same as a husband or wife especially if you've been together for a good length of time. Your very existence, your heart and soul meld together. When one departs, the loss can be unbearable. No words can describe that emptiness left behind and nothing will fill that void. The only thing left is to hold on to the others you hold dear, embed your love and effort, and time to where it will do the most good for you, and your family.
Time....will take us all eventually. What we do with that time we have left is up to us. We are all different in how we deal with the loss of loved ones. We each find our own way to move on until we ourselves are taken by time. If this is indeed Jesse's wife we are talking about, my condolences Sir, nothing more I can say will suppress what you must be feeling. God bless.....
I'm sorry I jumped the gun and I understand how hard such a loss can be. But as far as yours truly is concerned I left the "romantic world of love" behind before I was thirty and have been happily married for over 20 years (with none of those romantic illusions) and I am still (unbelievably independent and self-sufficient). Losing a parent before you even know what death is as a child is a tough act to follow since it pretty much messes with you the rest of your life. That's something you have to bear for a lifetime.
Nonetheless I do remember my "first" loss, love. Who doesn't? And that can be quite painful. But it does pass. I hope I don't seem too cold here because that is not my intention.
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Sorry to hear about the troubles Jesse.
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Jesse, with a couple of weeks in the rear view mirror, I hope you are feeling better.
I'm sorry I missed this thread earlier on, but like others, I can say from personal experience that time heals all. I guess it is another example of "Nature abhors a vacuum." Something or somebody will come into your life to fill the void. Just focus on the positives in your life and on your future. Warm regards and very best wishes to you.Family Room, Innuos Statement streamer (Roon Core) with Morrow Audio USB cable to McIntosh MC 2700 pre with DC2 Digital Audio Module; AQ Sky XLRs to CAT 600.2 dualmono amp, Morrow Elite Speaker Cables to NOLA Baby Grand Reference Gold 3 speakers. Power source for all components: Silver Circle Audio Pure Power One with dedicated 20 amp circuit to main panel.
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Chin up Jesse! Take the boat back to the harbor, fix it up and get back to fishing!
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George Grand wrote: »One positive aspect of your broken heart Jesse... Look who dropped in!
My thoughts exactly.
I feel for you, brother. Keep your eyes on the prize though.
I'll buy you a Root Beer next weekend.
Hey Mike! PF a week away....bring Sandy!
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Hey Troy! Thanks for the invite, you're hospitality is unparalleled. Sandy and I really enjoyed ourselves when we were there. We're going to be traveling and can't make it. Hope you all have a great time as always.
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Troy, to borrow your words of wisdom.....Life is suck!Political Correctness'.........defined
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Hi Jesse,
I have felt your pain before brother. Time only heals so much, the rest is personal and of it, only you can make peace of the situation. I hope things turn for the better. Stay well and hope all's well otherwise.
Take care