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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12485) • United States 3 Feb

I basically got the answers I was looking for from the half brother I found out I had. I had originally sent him a message on ancestry and got no response, so I found him on FB and messaged him and sent him a friend request, so I...

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RasmaSandra Sure hope things might turn around but it seems a very difficult situation,

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12485) • United States 3 Feb

I basically got the answers I was looking for from the half brother I found out I had. I had originally sent him a message on ancestry and got no response, so I found him on FB and messaged him and sent him a friend request, so I...

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Amber No, he certainly isn’t going to want to get involved now. That aunt though really should fill your dad in.

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12485) • United States 30 Jan

It has been a bit since I last posted. I've had an interesting time away. Most recently, I woke up to some shocking news. Not bad news, but still shocking. I was having some back pain the night before, up until I got online in the...

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Judy Evans You certainly do end up in a few strange situations from time to time.

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12485) • United States 30 Jan

It has been a bit since I last posted. I've had an interesting time away. Most recently, I woke up to some shocking news. Not bad news, but still shocking. I was having some back pain the night before, up until I got online in the...

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DianneN @sissy15 It’s up to you to make your life interesting. Sounds like you’re doing a pretty good job

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12485) • United States 30 Jan

It has been a bit since I last posted. I've had an interesting time away. Most recently, I woke up to some shocking news. Not bad news, but still shocking. I was having some back pain the night before, up until I got online in the...

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Amber Good grief, girl, that is some crazy stuff! I really hope for you and your (close) brother’s sake you get the chance to know your “newer” brother.

3 Feb

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12485) • United States 15 Aug

Yesterday was the day. The day we put a family friend in the ground, way too soon. This one has hurt probably more than most of the other funerals I've been to. I think it's because she was so young and she was leaving behind her...

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Judy Evans I've heard very similar stories about butterflies appearing at funerals and at other special gatherings too.

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12485) • United States 15 Aug

Yesterday was the day. The day we put a family friend in the ground, way too soon. This one has hurt probably more than most of the other funerals I've been to. I think it's because she was so young and she was leaving behind her...

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Honey143 That was such a heartfelt share.. you painted the day so vividly. It sounds like she was deeply loved and made a lasting impact on everyone who knew her. The butterfly moment feels so symbolic, almost like a little gift of comfort for those left behind.

15 Aug

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12485) • United States 15 Aug

Yesterday was the day. The day we put a family friend in the ground, way too soon. This one has hurt probably more than most of the other funerals I've been to. I think it's because she was so young and she was leaving behind her...

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Four Walls I’m so sorry for your loss.

15 Aug

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12485) • United States 15 Aug

Yesterday was the day. The day we put a family friend in the ground, way too soon. This one has hurt probably more than most of the other funerals I've been to. I think it's because she was so young and she was leaving behind her...

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ultraman cosmos I hate to attend funerals and attended 2 out of 3 funerals I was supposed to attend last year.

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12485) • United States 15 Aug

Yesterday was the day. The day we put a family friend in the ground, way too soon. This one has hurt probably more than most of the other funerals I've been to. I think it's because she was so young and she was leaving behind her...

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Kayla Tsukino @sissy15 Grief takes many forms. It can be hard to deal.

15 Aug

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12485) • United States 15 Aug

Yesterday was the day. The day we put a family friend in the ground, way too soon. This one has hurt probably more than most of the other funerals I've been to. I think it's because she was so young and she was leaving behind her...

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Dena Miller I am very sorry for the loss of your friend,

15 Aug

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12485) • United States 15 Aug

Yesterday was the day. The day we put a family friend in the ground, way too soon. This one has hurt probably more than most of the other funerals I've been to. I think it's because she was so young and she was leaving behind her...

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Kayla Tsukino Loss is rough, I am glad you made the best of it.

15 Aug

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12485) • United States 14 Aug

Talking about Cary Grant got me thinking about my own childhood trauma. I want to preface this by saying I had an amazing childhood with loving parents, but just like anyone else, my parents were flawed. I feel like you can't...

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Anna @sissy15 Same as you, even if I cannot say that they did everything right.

15 Aug

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12485) • United States 12 Aug

After the news of my friend's sister, a lot of the people I know, myself and husband included, are all grieving and I have to say everyone grieves differently. I debated making some profound post about her, but I don't feel like...

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Judy Evans @sissy15 I hope people are going on fact and not hearsay. If he is innocent, it's an awful burden to carry with people thinking ill of him.

14 Aug

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12485) • United States 14 Aug

Talking about Cary Grant got me thinking about my own childhood trauma. I want to preface this by saying I had an amazing childhood with loving parents, but just like anyone else, my parents were flawed. I feel like you can't...

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Anna I am glad you appreciate your Dad, of course parents often make mistakes, but we must be grateful for what we get from them.

14 Aug

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12485) • United States 14 Aug

Talking about Cary Grant got me thinking about my own childhood trauma. I want to preface this by saying I had an amazing childhood with loving parents, but just like anyone else, my parents were flawed. I feel like you can't...

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rsa101 What you’ve shared captures something deeply real about family—how love and hurt can live side by side. Your dad clearly gave you many moments of joy, stability, and connection: hiking trips, patient teaching, showing up for big events, and loving you in his...

14 Aug

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12485) • United States 14 Aug

Talking about Cary Grant got me thinking about my own childhood trauma. I want to preface this by saying I had an amazing childhood with loving parents, but just like anyone else, my parents were flawed. I feel like you can't...

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Judy Evans I think almost all families are flawed in some way. Your Dad had lots of good points as well as the bad.

14 Aug

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12485) • United States 14 Aug

Talking about Cary Grant got me thinking about my own childhood trauma. I want to preface this by saying I had an amazing childhood with loving parents, but just like anyone else, my parents were flawed. I feel like you can't...

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Judy Story Everyone makes mistakes when they are parents. I am sure your Dad tried.

14 Aug

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12485) • United States 12 Aug

After the news of my friend's sister, a lot of the people I know, myself and husband included, are all grieving and I have to say everyone grieves differently. I debated making some profound post about her, but I don't feel like...

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Judy Evans I'm not one that would want to share my grief either. I do hope her boys will be okay.

14 Aug

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12485) • United States 12 Aug

After the news of my friend's sister, a lot of the people I know, myself and husband included, are all grieving and I have to say everyone grieves differently. I debated making some profound post about her, but I don't feel like...

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celticeagle Give it time. Healing from a loss takes time. Respecting that is very important.

14 Aug

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