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Old 08-11-2013, 06:29 PM #1
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Song bird and Catra, I can't begin to know your sorrow. I'm so sorry this happened. My heart is breaking for you is all I can say. You have the love and support of us here if that helps. Maybe prayer can help ease the pain and give understanding.
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It seems to me that ladies are the only one's on this little thread. But, I do understand, as a father of two, who raised them myself. C'mon Guys! Give some love!
I just don't get it....

I'm so sorry this happened. What more can I say?

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asb but it is.....
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Songbird and Catra,
So sorry for your losses Songbird and Catra. I understand your hearts are breaking. I hope the pain and sorrow will pass and peace will come to you both soon.
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So very sad for you both and with this horrible condition on top I cant imagine what you are both feeling.

Love to you both xx
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