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At 04:04:29 PST on 07-20-09, BSN wrote:
> What you describe clearly would bring most of us to a point of emotional exhaustion. On top of your private matters, Kenny didn't give us a warning; we were unprepared, and we are indeed angry in addition to so sad.
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>I'm a stranger to you, but I can feel the added pain in your comments. I can't presume to be anything but a good listener, but feel free to speak with me; I'm at barry.nisman@mindspring.com">nisman@mindspring.com">barry.nisman@mindspring.com IF YOU WISH.
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>I too have had major issues, I called them STRESSORS, and often it is helpful to get these feelings out in words, written or verbal, kind of a purging.........and sharing.
>And if you are uncomfortable with that, I understand..........I will be checking in on this forum to be have my 'version' of grieving out there with our fellow mourners. And certainly, kenny's family are the most impacted, and we all pray that they get thru this most difficult of periods.
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I will take you up on your offer. Thanks so much. Maybe we can help each other. I want to also say that the ones affected most by Kenny's passing are, of course, his children. They have lost their father and the void in their lives is huge. I was fortunate that my father lived to be old and had a wonderful life. Kenny didn't have that chance. So my sympathies are with his children, who are struggling with the pain and anguish of losing this wonderful man. My prayers and thoughts are with them during this difficult time.
MindyM
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