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Good night out

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tina89895
tina89895

Hi all

I've had an enjoyable night out with my sister on a pub crawl round thame, yes David we went I into the pub you mentioned but it's now called James figg. Still feel as if this is a different life but at the moment I feel alive. Which is good I hope, back home Sunday to reality again,back down with a bump. Night all. X

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  • doloroso
    doloroso tina89895

    Posted

    Hi Tina. Am up with the larks. So pleased you enjoyed your time with your sister.  . You write "at the moment I feel alive". You are alive Tina. Your trip has no doubt done you the world of good. During my years of grief I received a little note from a friend which said: "Mourn your loved ones, then move on. Life will insist. You must not fail life". I always add " nor yourself". Sending you hugs and love as always. G-d Bless xxxx
    • tina89895
      tina89895 doloroso

      Posted

      I woke several times during the night not quite with panic attacks but from horrible dreams and with my heart rate very high. I've been getting dreams more and more as my time away has gone on. Is this because on the outside I'm trying to be normal and on the inside I'm struggling? It's a lovely day to but I don't want to go and enjoy it. I know I've got to. Back to reality tomorrow. X
  • Manny1976
    Manny1976 tina89895

    Posted

    Tina, strange dreams are normal with them and after drink you will get depressed for a few days after but then back to normal, just keep battling on, time is a great healer!
  • David_21660
    David_21660 tina89895

    Posted

    Tina, Tina, Tina,

    What is the world coming to when a beautiful old coaching Inn is renamed the 'James Figg!' Actually when I knew it it was in a very poor state so, if it is for the better, so be it!

    There is no doubt that your grieving is moving on naturally (for you) little by little. This in no way means you will forget, far from it, by learning to live with grief your very much keep the love and the memories alive and live day to day with a smile. Believe us, you will.

    We are so proud of you Tina! Look where you are, who would have thought even last week that we'd hear you say that you "felt alive!" And there is nothing wrong with that at all, as I said we all have to move forward with the memories however, it takes time.

    As you travel home you may look back at the visit and see what can be made of it taking the positives and negatives and move a little bit further in a forward direction.

    In saying that we hope you have a safe and pleasant journey and let us know that you've arrived safely - we do worry you know! LOL!

    Signing off Mother Hen, I mean David x

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