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In reply to the discussion: Something is on my mind today. [View all]IbogaProject
(6,074 posts)16. That was way deeper than your brief interactions with him
He was clearly out of emotional gas and likely on autopilot when he came and helped. If I had to guess he had lost a partner or could sense impending decline and decided to check out. I really doubt you could have helped in that case. But just vow to pay it forward as you can given you aren't as young as when you helped people with interior demolition.
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You did a very good job, you can't save everybody. And grief is built-in with life.
Walleye
Yesterday
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((❤️🩹)) Hugs for your hurting heart. I read your post as a selfless man reflecting on life's challenges
Deuxcents
Yesterday
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Your post is beautiful and heartfelt, Thank you Lucky for sharing your heart and soul with us. Love, Deb
debm55
23 hrs ago
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What a wonderful post, thank you for sharing the moving story of pajama man. Goodness does exist
appalachiablue
21 hrs ago
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First of all... I want to say that I'm sorry that you're not feeling well, Lucky
Niagara
19 hrs ago
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