I liked this thought it would be a positive thought
SoldierCrab
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love it. Marion2
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Appropriate.0
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Love it!0
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So True.0
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Very true....one of my sisters sent me a text saying, ' jen u are not travelling this journey alone' must have been having a bad day cos i saw red and took exception to that comment and told her 'well, unless your sitting with me having chemo and going thru all this shit, than yes i am. Dont give me soppy sentiment! Harsh i know! Pissed me off0
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@SoldierCrab that is so ON POINT!!!!! I think I want a DAMN T-SHIRT!!!! haha! M x1
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now that is an idea Melclarity love it ......
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Oh I must be the odd one out!0
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why do you think that Iserbrown?
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We are not the only ones that are "woe is me" and to walk around with a t-shirt saying just that can be upsetting to others - as I say I am the odd one out, I just didn't see it as Christian. What we are going through is very personal. I deal with the grieving public and imagine them seeing me in that t-shirt!
Lesson here today if I don't like something I should just read and skim and not comment0 -
@iserbrown No I think you have a valid point and nobody would be offended by your comment. I think the Tshirt idea being discussed is probably a joke. The reality of the quote though isn't meant as "woe is me". What the quote actually means is "don't judge me for what you may not understand". And that my friend is being real. Everybody's life experience, whether it be bc, loss of a loved one, loss of a job or even chronic disease, is unique to them. And we all react, cope differently.2
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Iserbrown I agree with PrimeK I have no thought of wearing it ... it is the sentiment of it all...... Often people don't see the pain or stress of a situation and that is what it is saying in the quote I put up....primek said:
@iserbrown No I think you have a valid point and nobody would be offended by your comment. I think the Tshirt idea being discussed is probably a joke. The reality of the quote though isn't meant as "woe is me". What the quote actually means is "don't judge me for what you may not understand". And that my friend is being real. Everybody's life experience, whether it be bc, loss of a loved one, loss of a job or even chronic disease, is unique to them. And we all react, cope differently.
It is like my son's when they were younger I would say "I sometimes wished their heads were on backwards as people didn't see their disability as it wasn't physical " didn't really mean I wanted their heads on backwards....
I am definately NOT offended by your comments.... PrimeK you sure you not an trained psychologist you say things so well on here ..... hugs to all
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@iserbrown. I wasn't. Just clarifying for others that may read this thread.1
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Dear oh dear! I will sign out now.0