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A Hearty Thank You
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I'm the forum loon who has been through heartbreak hell for the past 6 months. I'd hovered on the edge of suicidal tenderloins, could see no light at the end of the tunnel, and well, life has been horrid; self-inflicted horridness.
But now I am healed. The fog of getting dumped has lifted and I really owe a big thank you to all the folks in this forum who never failed to offer me advice, support and encouragement. When I finally make it to my boat, I will salute you all.
Arigato.
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Re: A Hearty Thank You
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While you may wear your emotions on your sleeve, you are no loon!
Do keep us all updated with your progress, and sail many,many miles in sunshine!
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Re: A Hearty Thank You
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 Have fun
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Kilter
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17/02/2006 09:41
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Fair winds and fun!
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Every day will get better and better. Take it from someone who knows
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and love and best wishes and great travel - write the stories!
suse
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Talbot
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17/02/2006 13:08
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Delighted to hear the good news. please let us know how you progress.
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Thank God
was thinking you were starting to sound suicidal 
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Nat
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17/02/2006 15:08
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Thank gawd for that..Nat
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bbilly
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17/02/2006 19:21
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So you've weathered a major storm - that's an achievement. Now you can take it easy.
Fair winds
BB
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I like it when you write - reading your blog over the last year or so is a real journey. You will always have these emotional ups and downs, its one way of demonstrating you are truly alive.
Be happy.
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cliffb
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20/02/2006 16:15
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Re: A Hearty Thank You
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So very glad you've seen the light. But don't expect to completely heal. The scars fade, but the mammary lingers on.
It's what make one a 'rounded' person. Better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all.
Fair winds and fun to you....
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from mammary to memory in one well rounded shoulder 
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I believe I will completely heal from this. I have admitted my faults, have acknowledged the great effort I put into making it all come true, and merely have a memory of somebody who was worth far less than I had originally been led to believe.
One can truly heal when the sickness was not as terminal as at first thought.
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And if I don't heal? I will just sell everything and go and end my days in the Himalayas.
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If you do, can I accompany you to the Himalayas, and if I do, will you leave the boat to me in your will? <g>
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It's a bit chilly in the Himalaya. If you want to be a hermit, I would suggest Polynesia. The cocktails are better there too!
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