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10 Reasons
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Abuse
It was after Keith died that his ex accused him of abuse, saying she “divorced him for abuse.” She never said what kind, but I have no doubt it was a lie. If anyone abused anyone, she more than likely abused him, verbally, psychologically, emotionally.
Can’t Make This Shit Up 😂
I Believe This:
I’m fully vaccinated and had my booster…… No, I don’t know “what’s in it”. Neither this vaccine nor the ones I had as a child. Nor do I know what’s in the 11 secret herbs and spices at KFC.
I also don’t know exactly what’s in Ibuprofen or any other painkiller — they just treat my headaches & my pains.
I don’t know what’s in tattoo ink, botox and fillers, or every ingredient in my soap, shampoo or deodorants. I don’t know the long term effect of mobile phone use, or whether or not that restaurant I just ate at REALLY used clean foods and washed their hands. There’s a lot of things I don’t know.
I do know one thing: Life is short. Very short. And I, personally, still want to do things. I want to travel and hug people without fear, and find a little feeling of life “before”.
Throughout my life I’ve been vaccinated against many diseases: Measles, mumps, rubella, polio, chickenpox, hepatitis, influenza, tetanus. We trusted the science, and never had to suffer through or transmit any of those said diseases.
I’m vaccinated. Not because I’m a “sheep” or to “please the government”. Not to “make other people do it”. I’m vaccinated because I don’t want to:
- die from Covid-19
- clutter a hospital bed if I get sick
- not be able to hug my loved ones
- not be able to travel & enjoy events
- live my life in fear
- live in a NEVER-ENDING PANDEMIC!
I can’t say it any clearer. I’m vaccinated for me and I wear a mask for you.
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Covid and Its Varients
To say I hate this shit and I’m damn tired of it being around and out of hand is an understatement!!
I’ve been tested so many times, thank GOD they’ve all been negative. Same for my son.
Tonight, my daughter feels sick, but she also has allergies and asthma, and I’m not if she’s nauseated due to post nasal drip, or what, or if she’s lost her sense of taste because her sinuses are AFU.
I’m taking tomorrow off to take her to her doctors to be tested. No pharmacy around here has any take home tests, nor do they have available appts. I called her ER and they told me not to bring her there if she thinks she has Covid, due to symptoms, but monitor her at home and take her to her docs in the morning to be tested.
This is all so asinine. We are all vaccinated. My son and I, while not experiencing any side effects with the first two vaccines, got our asses kicked when we got the booster, last week. OMG, Neither of us have ever felt that chilled to the bone before, we had never had the whole body ache the booster gave us and as for me, I don’t even know how I lasted all day at work. It was horrible.
I hope and pray my daughter doesn’t have Covid, but I am back to wearing my mask inside my house for the time being.
I hate this.
#FUCKCOVID19 #FUCKCOVIDVARIANTS
Saw this in FB- WIDOWHOOD
“Twenty things I wish I had known before I started dating after loss ~Michelle
1 – A new relationship won’t heal your grief or take away the pain; in many ways, it may confuse and accentuate your loss.
2 – It takes time to build a new relationship, so whatever you do, don’t compare what you had with what you are trying to develop.
3 – Sometimes, it may feel like you are cheating on your late spouse.
4 – You will FEEL everything in the new relationship much more intensely because of your past.
5 – You may guard your heart more than you should, thinking you can control future pain – spoiler alert, you can’t.
6 – You may sabotage your new relationship on a subconscious level to protect yourself. To avoid this takes work, personal awareness, and patience.
7 Love yourself first before you try to add anyone new to your life.
8 – If they don’t want you to say your late spouse’s name, they are probably insecure and unrealistic. Be with someone who can understand the importance of what came before and how it adds to what comes next.
9 – Nobody is getting out of your new relationship alive, be okay with another loss. I wouldn’t trade my previous life to save myself the pain of loss. The same goes for my life with Keith.
10: Some people are not emotionally secure enough to date a widow.
11: If pain isn’t processed and dealt with, it will return in your new relationships. Do the work to heal.
12: A new relationship can be phenomenal. You know so much more than before your loss.
13: Don’t change who you are to make anyone else happy.
14: Don’t compromise just because you are lonely. Be okay with being alone, loving yourself, and becoming the best version of yourself.
15: Know your purpose, passions, and principles, and date somebody who aligns with those things.
16: Blending a family is one of the hardest things I’ve ever done, so don’t romanticize it and think it’s all “Brady Bunch” because it’s not. It’s hard work, emotionally draining, and kids are involved, so be prepared to get messy.
17: Understand that you will feel like you are living in parallel universes for some time. Eventually, things will shift, but it doesn’t happen overnight.
18: Remember all the essential lessons grief taught you; those lessons can pay huge dividends in a new relationship.
19: Get couples counseling.
20: Be here for it all. Don’t let your past pain stop you from having a great today and tomorrow. That doesn’t have to mean another person; just be present and willing to try.”
Michelle One Fit Widow
^Thought provoking, vital reality read for Widows/Widowers
~This Is My World~ 