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    Jean L. Thomae, my mother age 65 passed away this morning from cancer. Rest easy mama the pain is gone now.
    "finding your best friend in life and love is glorious"

  • #2
    My deepest sympathies to you and your family at this most difficult time. Know that prayers are with you - I lost my father to illness just last year so I understand - please PM me if you need to talk or need a cyber hug! :huddle:

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    • #3
      *BIG HUGS* NDNKIDZ!

      My prayers and sincere condolences go out to you and your family.
      The only time its too late to start dancing is when you're dead.

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      • #4
        Our prayers and hearts are with you NDNkidz, your family, and with all of our pws.com families that have lost someone this year. May Creator God make the pain light and the good memories plentiful.
        Poetry is life in print.


        https://poetryislifeinprint.wordpress.com/

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        • #5
          Love ya NDNKIDZ hang in there .....you'll pull through this!

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          • #6
            My deepest sympathie also my heart and prayers goes out to you


            Trish

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            • #7
              My deepest sympathy hon... like me you have lost alot in the past year and I really feel for you. Great big hugs and prayers for your comfort.
              Don't worry that it's not good enough for anyone else to hear... just sing, sing a song.sigpic

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              • #8
                NDNKIDZ (V.L):

                So many friends share this pain with you and your family. The teachings of the cycle of life include all the ages of our people. Let me, as someone who cares about you, share a belief of the Iroquois people. This comforting message was given to me by a Seneca leader during my time of mourning . . .

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                "At this time, we gather to help hold you and your family up. The pain of grief and loss has taken the smile away from you and all your family members and put it on a long journey. In this time of loss know that many prayers are being said to help you.

                With great respect, I advise you to mourn and grieve as full and complete as you can. During the shock and numbness of your loss, I want to gently remind you that mourning has a validating and healthy purpose. Know that unresolved grieving can bring on so much more suffering.

                After the burial is done, your time for mourning is your choice and I will respect you in your expression and heaviness. So at this time, your loss is in my prayers.

                I am telling you this because I care."



                WhoMe
                Powwows will continue to evolve in many directions. It is inevitable.

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                • #9
                  This helped me when my Great-Grandma passed away.
                  My uncle told me that it wasn't really death, as in the extinguishing of exsistence, it was really more of a changing of worlds. Matter can neither be created nor destroyed, it just changes its form. And the soul, the real part of a person, is like that matter. It always exsists. He said that JJ was still alive, that she had merely moved from this physical world to the world of spirit and energy, and that she would still always be here with us. We just couldn't see her.

                  My deepest sympathies are with you and yours.
                  --Keoma
                  Mad Scientists Union Local 42
                  Evil Geniuses For a Better Tomorrow

                  The secret of my succes is 30% natural talent, 10% inspiration, and the remaining 60% is just the fact that I am nucking futs.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by NDNKIDZ
                    Jean L. Thomae, my mother age 65 passed away this morning from cancer. Rest easy mama the pain is gone now.
                    im sorry to hear that...yay in 96 of sept 16 my dad passed away from cancer too...he was 47 and he had a rare genetic cancer so i know how ya feel...its gonna be hard fer while but eventually things get better so think positive..and talkin to a therapist or group therapy does help so i would try that....some ppl think that just because one goes to therapy that their something really wrong with them...and that aint necessarily so because therapy in yar case can be soothing in helping with grief...but i hope things get better keep yar chin up-becca

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                    • #11
                      You have been as kind to me as any on this site..you have said hello and been my friend almost everyday.......
                      I can say nothing to you that others have not said.
                      This is a thing we all must edure, but also all share.
                      Nothing I can say will help, nothing I can do will help.
                      Only one can help us.

                      Awatie, combra....

                      Wakonda, indatsee, zhashe we braht tseh aha.
                      Weetseko wakan!
                      Enah maunshaun!
                      Wakonda tha'akethe'eh combra.
                      Wewenah maushau theleetah koseko taka.
                      Wakonda indatsee, wankpahnee menkshe.
                      Thake' wadaepethe! zhazhe'thetah anhthethe kobey ahngahtka!
                      Aho!
                      Gaconah!
                      My bark is worse than my bite

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                      • #12
                        NDNKIDZ -- just heard about your mom's passing. I know how you feel - lost my mom 23 years ago to cancer. Take solice in the fact that she is no longer suffering and is well again. Should you need to talk - you know where I am.

                        You and yours are in our prayers. Talk to you soon.

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                        • #13
                          I just found your memorial thread. and needed to send you my sympathy.

                          My mom (47) and dad (46) died of cancer five and seven years ago respectively. It is a very hard thing to deal with, but here's what I know...

                          I was lucky to have ever had them at all. Despite all their flaws they were perfect for me.

                          Your mom lives on. She touched my heart today.

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