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After many thought provoking conversations this weekend, I decided to link a thread (if I can figure it out)...

This was started a while back, is not scientific by any means, however, is full of things from people who have been there...where you are right now if you are newer to this...

Read, digest, learn from the many wonderful and wise people whose thought and experiences sometimes get lost in the archives...


Work Thread for Jack

And please feel free to comment...

Cadet... I think I did it! Yea!!! smile



"Acceptance doesn't mean resignation. It means understanding that something is what it is and there's got to be a way through it."--Michael J. Fox
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Thanks Cat. Gonna try and read the entire thread but so far this is where I'm >"I think the LBSer tends to stick into Anger and Depression the most...with a modification of Denial." Jack wrote that.


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How did you know?

Just what I needed.

Thanks.


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Let me give up the need to know why things happen as they do.
I will never know and constant wondering is constant suffering.
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Originally Posted By: cat04
Cadet... I think I did it! Yea!!! smile


I am proud of you even a Cat can learn NEW tricks, don't tell Jack he does not allow tricks. smile smile smile


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For those who may not understand the stages of grief just remember that they are not linear. You maybe one day in the denial phase and another day in the anger phase. You will cycle trough all of them back and forth.


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Good point, Rick. I think early on many thought the stages were lock-stepped, one to the next.


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I remember reading that thread when it was posted. There is some great wisdom in it.

It is why I say this is a process. It is.

You won't know the stage you were in until you come through it and then you look back at what you've just come from.

It definitely is not linear.

I cycled back through anger in a big way before I let go after over a year of complete detachment.

But by then you have learned to own your own and deal with it.

Can't blame anyone else for how YOU feel.

Good to see the Cat prowling around here...


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Bump ^^^^ for Dakota

follow the link at the beginning of the thread.


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yes i agree so much - especially after reading the thread - it gave me so much more understanding of where i am in all of this, and where it could or could not lead to, depending on how i faced it all

i've found that when i have a deeper understanding my doing all this reading about how this all goes, it increases my patience tenfold , helps me to step back and allows me to get one tiny step closer to being more detached than i was before.

the back and forth in our own cycles, is just as exhausting as the mlc'ers.


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