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Maggot

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    Im sad to report that our member Zen Biker lost the love of his life, Trina, last Friday. I didnt know her well but she seemed a sweet, warm hearted woman. I know she had a lot of physical problems that kept her in a lot of pain, and long term pain takes its toll.

    His name is Wes and Im sure he can use any energy we can send.

    Maggot out.
     
    Very sorry to hear this. Prayers to Trinia, Wes, Family, and Friends. Very tragic and devastating event.
    Wishing all the best dealing with the loss of their loved one.
     
    Lord Jesus I know that You are close to those that are broken-hearted and grieving in their soul and that You rescue those that are crushed in spirit. Draw near to Your many children who are facing times of sadness and loss and draw each one ever closer into Your precious arms of love and support.
     
    Lord Jesus I know that You are close to those that are broken-hearted and grieving in their soul and that You rescue those that are crushed in spirit. Draw near to Your many children who are facing times of sadness and loss and draw each one ever closer into Your precious arms of love and support.

    Amen
     
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    I heard from Wes yesterday and he's doing ok. Thankful for the prayers and thoughts. He'll check in before too long.
     
    Always nice when friends have your back, even when the universe has just stabbed you there. Absolutely no words, not wotrh trying. My thanks to all. This gives a glimmer, likely creates more questions than it answers, but ifs all I have right now.

     
    Always nice when friends have your back, even when the universe has just stabbed you there. Absolutely no words, not wotrh trying. My thanks to all. This gives a glimmer, likely creates more questions than it answers, but ifs all I have right now.

    She was a beautiful woman Wes. I wish I could have known her when whe was more healthy. There is wisdom in what youre doing, Rather than just hurting, turning a bad break into a positivve move. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Call if you need anything.
     
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    I'm not sure what is going on in this pic or how it applies to this thread. Can I buy a vowel and request an explanation?

    Wes goes by "ZenBiker990."

    Zen is a school of Buddhism. Those are Buddhist prayer wheels. I thought that the image might be of comfort to him.

    Perhaps I should have chosen another image, more general to the concept.

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    Or perhaps I should have simply typed "My deepest condolences."

    If I've offended anyone, I apologize.
     
    I caught the prayer whell connection and thought it both inspirational. The Tibetans use flags as well,

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    Trina’s Celebration Service was Monday. I piled the dogs into our little reardrop camper and drove two hours to a little campground a few miles from Peacemaker, just for lack of any other options. Nowhere else to go, and I have never felt like the life has been sucked out of me so badly. I need some mental away tome, but if anybody can recommend a counselor who works via Skype or FaceTime, I’m asking for help with this. I can’t do this on my own.
     
    Time Brother. It's gonna feel like a sledge hammer to the nuts for a long time. Then it will feel like a balltine hammer between the eyes for a long time. Then It will feel like you lost a arm for a long time. The reason it hurts so much is because you had so much to loose. Nobody can take that pain away because it is what is left of her in you. Be thankful for the pain. Do you have any family you can speak with? If you ever had any religion you might want to think about seeking help through your church.

    But there is no shortcut to dealing with the pain from this kind of loss. There is nothing anyone can tell you that will make it easier. Here is the thing though, put your self in her place. Suppose you had been taken from her rather than what happened, in that case what would you want her to do? I'm sure that if you could reach back from beyond you would tell her that you want more than anything for her to go through the pain and eventually find meaningful and important purpose.

    Grief is not easy, just keep putting one foot in front of the other.


     
    Trina’s Celebration Service was Monday. I piled the dogs into our little reardrop camper and drove two hours to a little campground a few miles from Peacemaker, just for lack of any other options. Nowhere else to go, and I have never felt like the life has been sucked out of me so badly. I need some mental away tome, but if anybody can recommend a counselor who works via Skype or FaceTime, I’m asking for help with this. I can’t do this on my own.

    When it boils right down to it you have to do it on your own. We can all be ere as friends. A counsoler may help but as with all else, its in you hands. Be strong.

    When youre ready my door is always open. Ill ask around about someone to chat with.
     
    Trina’s Celebration Service was Monday. I piled the dogs into our little reardrop camper and drove two hours to a little campground a few miles from Peacemaker, just for lack of any other options. Nowhere else to go, and I have never felt like the life has been sucked out of me so badly. I need some mental away tome, but if anybody can recommend a counselor who works via Skype or FaceTime, I’m asking for help with this. I can’t do this on my own.

    Zen, hang in there. By all means, take time to think things through, accept the moment for what it is, and keep on 'keepin' on'. I'm putting irons in the fire....
     
    Thoughts and Prayers, sir.

    Sean, message received. Zen, number to you via PM, TN time. My only real commitment is from 1130 to 130 my time, as I am working WIPA training T/Th and so close to finishing it(That's benefits,, SSI, SSDI, VA, SNAP, Title ... for the unwashed) I will make myself available if you need that ear

    I AM my Brother's Keeper
     
    Thanks. Don’t want to wallow or be a whiner. This is seriously crushing. She died because no doctor would help despite my pleas. Seriously don’t understand the world we live in. Asking God where the lines are; how to deal with the neglect and lack of compassion that caused this. Not looking for retribution or vengeance, just a way to cope with this meaningless loss.

    This is what gets me through the day right now:

    1 Peter 3:9
    Romans 12:17-21
    Do unto others as you would have them do to you.
    Forgive is as we forgive others...

    Thanks to everyone.
     
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    Zen, you're manning up and calling for backup. Your position is being overrun, and you're calling for reinforcements. There's others (some even here) that know more about this stuff, and are en-route.

    Don't lose Faith....
     
    Wes goes by "ZenBiker990."

    Zen is a school of Buddhism. Those are Buddhist prayer wheels. I thought that the image might be of comfort to him.

    Perhaps I should have chosen another image, more general to the concept.

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    Or perhaps I should have simply typed "My deepest condolences."

    If I've offended anyone, I apologize.

    Veer, your intentions are well received, thank you. Not that I want to start a deep philosophical discussion, but the concept of Zen is its own entity/practice, independent of anyreligious or spiritual school of thought. You are correct, it is most commonly associated with Buddhism, which adopted its tenets into its practice, wisely so. Again, I deeply appreciate your thoughts and the gesture of the prayer wheels.