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You Can Only Walk Through the Haze For So Long
After a hiatus of almost three years I returned to Cross Fit. I needed it badly after the COVID quarantine and gaining fifteen more pounds during that time. I had only talked to my beloved canine and was beginning to … Continue reading
Posted in Roads of Family, Roads of Pain, Uncategorized
Tagged box gym, cancer, coash crossfit, COVID, covid quarantine, cross fit, crossfit, death, exercise crossfit, mowed yard, muscle soreness, pain calves, weight gain
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Struggling Through the Old Family Albums
My sister moved back to Minnesota seventeen years ago. She moved the remainder of our parents belongings and furniture to the home that they bought and has gradually been sifting through things. Many times we have questioned where certain … Continue reading
Posted in Roads Always Traveled, Roads of Family, Uncategorized
Tagged arizona, big wheels, boy scouts, cancer, cancer free, cancer melanoma, church bulletin, flushing port, grandma albums, indiana jones, melanoma, minnesota, news articles album, photo albums, photo albums memories, photo birthday, south dakota, star wars, Underoos
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Nobody Pulls You Aside & Tells You This About Motherhood
Since 00:16 AM I have been reliving July 11, 1975 over and over again in the corner of my mind. It invades all other thoughts and flashes back to a delivery room in the early, early morning hours. My struggle … Continue reading
Posted in Roads of Family, Uncategorized
Tagged 7-11 baby, cancer, death of son, july 11 1975, labor delivery, melanoma, pitocin, son died
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It Was All So Surreal
I stood there in the middle of a murmuring crowd staring at the picture boards before me. I couldn’t concentrate on them and I just kept staring at the man in them. He was my former husband that had given … Continue reading
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Tagged cancer, daughter father, ex husband, former husband, funeral home, grief, grief death, pain cancer, son cancer, water cooler, wife
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