is this how the dream was always going to end?
Apr 27th 2008, 2:07 pm
#46
Master of verbal pish©
Joined: Feb 2004
Posts: 22,198
Re: is this how the dream was always going to end?
if he can use the strength he found before, he will cope a little better
Apr 27th 2008, 2:11 pm
#47
'In limboland'
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 13,880
Re: is this how the dream was always going to end?
my last post may have come over wrong. what i meant to say is gedge is a strong guy. like a lot of us he has had to deal with a lot of things over here. not being surrounded by family at times like this can be hell.
if he can use the strength he found before, he will cope a little better
if he can use the strength he found before, he will cope a little better
Jan 22nd 2009, 3:52 am
#48
Thread Starter
Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 13,233
Re: is this how the dream was always going to end?
"The only certainty is that nothing is certain."
My father passed away last April, I had to go leaving my family.
Two weeks later we were reunited back in the UK. It wasn't the end I had dreamt.
We set about the 'next chapter'... new job, house, friends. We tried but it was clear from early on that it wasn't right, wasn't us. Tomorrow I finish the job, we leave the house and we say goodbye to the few friends. In 2 weeks time we'll be looking for some of what we left in Australia and some new things too. A bright future.
Oh and for my mum. Yesterday she won the court case that her and dad started two years ago. It's not a resounding victory as I'm certain it played a major part in my father's passing, but you have to look for the silver lining. She too can find the light.
Thank you to all the people who wrote, and your considerable support along the way.
I remain deeply grateful.
My father passed away last April, I had to go leaving my family.
Two weeks later we were reunited back in the UK. It wasn't the end I had dreamt.
We set about the 'next chapter'... new job, house, friends. We tried but it was clear from early on that it wasn't right, wasn't us. Tomorrow I finish the job, we leave the house and we say goodbye to the few friends. In 2 weeks time we'll be looking for some of what we left in Australia and some new things too. A bright future.
Oh and for my mum. Yesterday she won the court case that her and dad started two years ago. It's not a resounding victory as I'm certain it played a major part in my father's passing, but you have to look for the silver lining. She too can find the light.
Thank you to all the people who wrote, and your considerable support along the way.
I remain deeply grateful.
Jan 22nd 2009, 6:44 am
#49
Master of verbal pish©
Joined: Feb 2004
Posts: 22,198
Re: is this how the dream was always going to end?
so what your really saying is.....
one day i might get that beer you owe me
one day i might get that beer you owe me
Jan 22nd 2009, 9:11 am
#51
Gutter Gob!!
Joined: Feb 2005
Location: Perth
Posts: 13,098
Re: is this how the dream was always going to end?
"The only certainty is that nothing is certain."
My father passed away last April, I had to go leaving my family.
Two weeks later we were reunited back in the UK. It wasn't the end I had dreamt.
We set about the 'next chapter'... new job, house, friends. We tried but it was clear from early on that it wasn't right, wasn't us. Tomorrow I finish the job, we leave the house and we say goodbye to the few friends. In 2 weeks time we'll be looking for some of what we left in Australia and some new things too. A bright future.
Oh and for my mum. Yesterday she won the court case that her and dad started two years ago. It's not a resounding victory as I'm certain it played a major part in my father's passing, but you have to look for the silver lining. She too can find the light.
Thank you to all the people who wrote, and your considerable support along the way.
I remain deeply grateful.
My father passed away last April, I had to go leaving my family.
Two weeks later we were reunited back in the UK. It wasn't the end I had dreamt.
We set about the 'next chapter'... new job, house, friends. We tried but it was clear from early on that it wasn't right, wasn't us. Tomorrow I finish the job, we leave the house and we say goodbye to the few friends. In 2 weeks time we'll be looking for some of what we left in Australia and some new things too. A bright future.
Oh and for my mum. Yesterday she won the court case that her and dad started two years ago. It's not a resounding victory as I'm certain it played a major part in my father's passing, but you have to look for the silver lining. She too can find the light.
Thank you to all the people who wrote, and your considerable support along the way.
I remain deeply grateful.
Jan 22nd 2009, 10:28 am
#52
BE Forum Addict
Joined: Sep 2006
Location: WA
Posts: 1,280
Re: is this how the dream was always going to end?
Can't wait to post the 'welcome home' message C.
S xx
S xx
Jan 22nd 2009, 1:20 pm
#53
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Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 1,145
Re: is this how the dream was always going to end?
Australia looks forward to welcoming you home
Jan 22nd 2009, 5:50 pm
#54
Crazy Cat Lady
Joined: Apr 2004
Posts: 65,493
Re: is this how the dream was always going to end?
When you get here C, stay will you? Ping Pong and Ping Pong and possibly (can't remember) another Ping Pong again is quite enough for anyone 
Hope the trip back goes well and you find the right life for you all here.
Hope the trip back goes well and you find the right life for you all here.
Jan 24th 2009, 10:33 pm
#55
Grace and gratitude
Joined: Mar 2007
Location: Somewhere else
Posts: 6,409
Re: is this how the dream was always going to end?
"The only certainty is that nothing is certain."
My father passed away last April, I had to go leaving my family.
Two weeks later we were reunited back in the UK. It wasn't the end I had dreamt.
We set about the 'next chapter'... new job, house, friends. We tried but it was clear from early on that it wasn't right, wasn't us. Tomorrow I finish the job, we leave the house and we say goodbye to the few friends. In 2 weeks time we'll be looking for some of what we left in Australia and some new things too. A bright future.
Oh and for my mum. Yesterday she won the court case that her and dad started two years ago. It's not a resounding victory as I'm certain it played a major part in my father's passing, but you have to look for the silver lining. She too can find the light.
Thank you to all the people who wrote, and your considerable support along the way.
I remain deeply grateful.
My father passed away last April, I had to go leaving my family.
Two weeks later we were reunited back in the UK. It wasn't the end I had dreamt.
We set about the 'next chapter'... new job, house, friends. We tried but it was clear from early on that it wasn't right, wasn't us. Tomorrow I finish the job, we leave the house and we say goodbye to the few friends. In 2 weeks time we'll be looking for some of what we left in Australia and some new things too. A bright future.
Oh and for my mum. Yesterday she won the court case that her and dad started two years ago. It's not a resounding victory as I'm certain it played a major part in my father's passing, but you have to look for the silver lining. She too can find the light.
Thank you to all the people who wrote, and your considerable support along the way.
I remain deeply grateful.
Jan 24th 2009, 11:39 pm
#56
Joined: Sep 2005
Location: Mount Tamborine
Posts: 17,426
Re: is this how the dream was always going to end?
"The only certainty is that nothing is certain."
My father passed away last April, I had to go leaving my family.
Two weeks later we were reunited back in the UK. It wasn't the end I had dreamt.
We set about the 'next chapter'... new job, house, friends. We tried but it was clear from early on that it wasn't right, wasn't us. Tomorrow I finish the job, we leave the house and we say goodbye to the few friends. In 2 weeks time we'll be looking for some of what we left in Australia and some new things too. A bright future.
Oh and for my mum. Yesterday she won the court case that her and dad started two years ago. It's not a resounding victory as I'm certain it played a major part in my father's passing, but you have to look for the silver lining. She too can find the light.
Thank you to all the people who wrote, and your considerable support along the way.
I remain deeply grateful.
My father passed away last April, I had to go leaving my family.
Two weeks later we were reunited back in the UK. It wasn't the end I had dreamt.
We set about the 'next chapter'... new job, house, friends. We tried but it was clear from early on that it wasn't right, wasn't us. Tomorrow I finish the job, we leave the house and we say goodbye to the few friends. In 2 weeks time we'll be looking for some of what we left in Australia and some new things too. A bright future.
Oh and for my mum. Yesterday she won the court case that her and dad started two years ago. It's not a resounding victory as I'm certain it played a major part in my father's passing, but you have to look for the silver lining. She too can find the light.
Thank you to all the people who wrote, and your considerable support along the way.
I remain deeply grateful.
Safe journey home C and I know your future will be bright
xxx
Jan 24th 2009, 11:47 pm
#57
shoot from the hip,baby
Joined: Mar 2006
Location: Uk
Posts: 1,405
Re: is this how the dream was always going to end?
Gedge,
I missed this post completely. I'm sorry you went through all that you did.
You are coming just as I am leaving.Was it something I said?? ;o)
We leave in 8 days. I am quite sad at this time. Perhaps it's to be expected.
All the best gedge.
P.S. Bring back the bear.
*pearly* x
I missed this post completely. I'm sorry you went through all that you did.
You are coming just as I am leaving.Was it something I said?? ;o)
We leave in 8 days. I am quite sad at this time. Perhaps it's to be expected.
All the best gedge.
P.S. Bring back the bear.
*pearly* x
