Re: friend dying

Posted by annierose on September 2, 2006, at 22:25:57

In reply to Re: friend dying » Shortelise, posted by Pfinstegg on September 2, 2006, at 20:52:32

I'm sorry your friend is so ill. And I love phinstegg's suggestions too. Just being there is the same room is comforting. Remember your presence carries the most meaning. I'll never forget a nurse that held my hand during a surgery. I was so scared; I held her hand the entire time. So if words don't come easily to you, holding her hand would be nice.
I'm sorry your visit back to the board is under sad circumstances. But happy to hear that your relationship with your t is a different kind of wonderful now.

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