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So very touching!

((GmaSue)),
Wow! What a story! Amazing! :D
Thanks so much for sharing about Jack! I just love animals!

Yes, I pray, too, with you... "RIP, Little Jack!" :Heart:

((Hugs for Little Jack's soul and for his companions-- canine, human and otherwise!)):grouphug:

Hugs to you, too, sweet GmaSue!:hug:

Addy beautiful thread.......................:hug:

David

Always listening out for your bell..

♫ ((((((DejaVu))))))♫

GmaSue ... my posting this story certainly coincides with Jack's moving on in this world ... my heart goes out to your dear friend.

David :) thanks

((BlueMajo))

Hey !!!

My dear friends !!! Sorry for not checking in before !!! My home internet was broken ! I had to use my phone but my hand bones hurt when I had to write in that tiny keyboard and at the lab, I have been too busy to even turn the puter on as my cells get infected with yeast !!!! :eek:

Anyways,

Im here... LOL

Addy and DejaVu, thanks for your good wishes and thoughts :hug: I have been dealing with pain, temperature and sleep problems again... :( I thought I could live without Lyrica, but it seems I cant... :( Need to go to my docs to see what they say...

Sue That story was.... LO-VE-LY !!!!!! :hug: Thanks for sharing.

I have definetely tons of things to learn from animals... :)

Hang in there BlueMajo... even when you don't write here... we know you're here with us... :hug: Good luck with the doc and the decisions you have to make.

:sing: Addy

:D So hoping that someone will pounce on me so I don't miss anything. :D

Love this thread! It's so very SOSvillle. :grouphug:

(((DejaVu)))) :hug: I hope you made it through the 4th celebrations... holding your dear lost sibling in your heart... how are ya doing?

((Addy)), I am just checking back in, as I had much to attend to rather suddenly! Thanks for your inquiry! I Am doing okay! Yes, the 3rd-4th was a bit difficult.. more so this year for some reason. (Maybe because our plans were suddnely cancelled?) Yet, memories of my time with this special sibling are very precious, too! Thanks of your very kind words!:hug:

(((Blue)), I do understand!:hug: Glad you saw any note! :winky:
I hope you are starting to feel better..and the lab work is going better, too?
Maybe??? One can hope???:winky:

I swear, we are living in a tropical rain forest! It has rained for so long now! It is incredible! Anyone with chronic pain is ....hurting!:eek: (Yes, I am, too.)

Glad to be checking back in now...had a momentary sudden and important life "distraction!" I am back now though.. I think! I hope!!!
I love my NT family!:grouphug:
Leaving gentle, warm, comforting hugs for all.:grouphug:

OOOOPS!
(((Alffe))) *pounce* (You awake? Oh.. that was a *gentle pounce* only, by the way!:winky:) :hug:

:D Well, I'm awake now! this is the upcoming event for suicide prevention..http://www.stayinafloat.com/

And these were some of the comments after last years event...

Posted by: Laura Medow Location: South Bend on Jun 26, 2008
Stayin Afloat was a wonderful, fun event that truly celebrated life, offering a positive venue to bring awareness to a difficult subject. Suicide is about pain and isolation; two things Chris doesn't want anyone to have to suffer with. He's been through it and wants to help others know how to get help and that it's OK to get help... or, to help people recognize when someone they care about needs help. The information booths at the event educated on awareness, prevention, intervention and healing, and the news coverage was helpful in spreading the word as well. It's important to know that the more people realize that their mental health needs to be taken care of as a part of their general health, the more people will seek help when they need it. Also, others need to recognize when others need help. Officer Krueger used this fun event to get some very important information out there...kudos to him for a remarkable job!