Spooky for a sceptic
Jul 19th 2014 | 10:59 pm
#16
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Re: Spooky for a sceptic
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Your poor sister Caroline, she's been through the wringer. I hope she starts to feel better very soon.
Had to laugh about the company your Dad's keeping, I hope he was an atheist who liked critters!
Bloody cancer, the way it hits people so randomly. My brother was diagnosed with it a couple of years ago, went through all the surgery and treatment and is fine now. Yesterday, my sister was diagnosed with breast cancer. So it's a collective family deep breath, all pull together, and start again.
Your poor sister Caroline, she's been through the wringer. I hope she starts to feel better very soon.
Had to laugh about the company your Dad's keeping, I hope he was an atheist who liked critters!
Bloody cancer, the way it hits people so randomly. My brother was diagnosed with it a couple of years ago, went through all the surgery and treatment and is fine now. Yesterday, my sister was diagnosed with breast cancer. So it's a collective family deep breath, all pull together, and start again.
Jul 19th 2014 | 11:54 pm
#17
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Concierge
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Re: Spooky for a sceptic
Thanks Irish and Caroline xx
Jul 20th 2014 | 12:32 am
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Re: Spooky for a sceptic
Well I'm not a sceptic, but even if I was, I would think that story very unusual and something to think about.
Jul 20th 2014 | 12:37 am
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Re: Spooky for a sceptic
