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Croney

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3. They sound wonderful.
Sat Dec 22, 2018, 02:01 PM
Dec 2018

"Life goes on, long after the thrill of living is gone."

My mother is 95, I'm 74. She is sad that she won't see me in her heaven because I'm an atheist. I used to try to reason with her, but now I just let her have her fantasies because I want her last years to be peaceful. Your parents have lived in the real world, and coped. Mine, not so much.

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Sorry about your Mom. Keep your chin up. Crutchez_CuiBono Dec 2018 #1
Journey safely and may the winds saidsimplesimon Dec 2018 #2
They sound wonderful. Croney Dec 2018 #3
Well, I'm glad that my parents aren't worried about my fate. MineralMan Dec 2018 #5
Sorry to here Mom is on the fritz again. Wellstone ruled Dec 2018 #4
Thanks. MineralMan Dec 2018 #6
Such wonderful thoughts MM. I've outlived all in my immediate family (I'm 78) and these monmouth4 Dec 2018 #7
Thank you! MineralMan Dec 2018 #8
Update: I just spoke to my father. Mom's in a wheelchair MineralMan Dec 2018 #9
Glad to hear that she is doing better. Pendrench Dec 2018 #15
That's good to hear. Pope George Ringo II Dec 2018 #18
I hope you get to see them soon, MineralMan UpInArms Dec 2018 #10
I will, thanks. MineralMan Dec 2018 #11
Am glad you have a good plan UpInArms Dec 2018 #12
Blessings to you and your mom MineralMan. Power 2 the People Dec 2018 #13
Thank you! MineralMan Dec 2018 #14
I think I know MFM008 Dec 2018 #16
Difficult times, to be sure. MineralMan Dec 2018 #17
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