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slipslidingaway

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10. Hope is what we have! ...

Reply to KaryninMiami (Reply #7)

Sun Dec 28, 2014, 01:08 AM

Dec 2014

and it is a strong element in recovery IMHO.

This is a wonderful article and thanks for posting the link

We'll always be looking over our shoulder, yet need to remain optimistic for the future and enjoy each day as much as we can.

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Just curious - how is everyones family handling this? [View all] Tab Dec 2014 OP

That worry will always be there I'm sure, Tab. elleng Dec 2014 #1

My sister tried everything but is now out of options and it's just a matter of time, for her Siwsan Dec 2014 #2

I'm a freaking mess onethatcares Dec 2014 #3

Take a deep breath ... slipslidingaway Dec 2014 #5

Many of us are at different levels ... slipslidingaway Dec 2014 #4

slip, I think I understand what you're saying. onethatcares Dec 2014 #6

Clinging to hope mode is a big part of it KaryninMiami Dec 2014 #7

Thanks for the link Ruby the Liberal Dec 2014 #8

Hope is what we have! ... slipslidingaway Dec 2014 #10

We are all on this ride together ... slipslidingaway Dec 2014 #9