Tshadow has passed
 

I wanted to let everyone know that TShadow passed. You can Pm me if you wish further details. I would like to hear from anyone that she may have tried to contact within the last few years. It might be helpful to her family.

So sad to see this news...

Tam bought one of my early water color paintings.
I know she was in pain for a long time..:grouphug::grouphug:

Hi,

Sorry to read this news.

Regards
Ramdas

I'm sorry to hear that.

What sad sad news.

sad
 

Sorry to hear this. I recall her having a difficult time with different aspects of life with TOS.

Rest peacefully...

I did not know her but I wanted to send my condolences to the family. May she rest in peace.

R.i.p.
 

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YNoLJy68ZcE. Beautiful song....

I remember her, she gave a lot of great information n. Very sad

I am very sorry to hear this

WHAT? Im just seeing this...Im in such disbelief!! We lost track after she moved from the OC to the desert then to Lake Arrowhead. Can someone please PM with any knowledge and info on the family

I am without words, the loss of a long time friend that gave so much support. I loved her so much. It was a few years since we talked by phone, but I loved her updates by email.
My prayers and deepest sympathy.
di

Gone But Not Forgotten
 

Tamara made such a fine contribution to this board, even though she may not have been able to keep active in her later years she deserves to be recognized for this. She posted a detailed thread about testing for TOS that I know was a great help for many of us. As a former defense attorney for insurance companies fighting against WC claims, Tam was a source of some amazing insight and instruction into just how the WC system works in the state of California - what the pitfalls are, the games played and the tricks pulled to keep injured workers from succeeding in their claims. She was a very bright, intelligent, funny and compassionate person. While still living in Orange County, Tamara went far beyond the call to host face-to-face gatherings for other Southern Californian TOSers in her lovely home... enabling us to forge lasting friendships. I know Tamara was deeply spiritual, was always trying to help others even when her own pain levels were soaring sky high and was grateful to be of service, to anyone at any time of day or night. My feeling is that this is, in part, what helped her to get through. I know I am not alone in saying that I will miss Tam fondly and remember her well.

She sounds like an amazing, compassionate and courageous person. May she rest in peace.

I pray that there is more waiting for us past this life on earth... Pain free! 🌹💐🌷