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    #1

    Some Prayers Please . . .

    While in the "Just Starting Out" Forum, I was reading a thread Newbie here. First time actually. Hope I get this right. by Nearly Sisterless and well I am at a loss for words right now but . . . I would like to start a Prayer Circle . . . and I hope as many as possible will join in.

    I will be lighting candles and am sending Prayers and Positive Energy for your sister Cindy, for you Nearly, and your 16 and 13 year old (nieces or nephews) and for your families to help you all through this.

    God Bless and God Speed . . . :l
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    #2
    Some Prayers Please . . .

    This is a wonderful idea Polar.
    Prayers and good vibes being sent right now.
    Living now and not just existing since 9th July 2008
    Nicotine Free since 6th February 2009

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      #3
      Some Prayers Please . . .

      They are in my prayers and thoughts.
      To Infinity And Beyond!!

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        #4
        Some Prayers Please . . .

        Thank you Starts and Cy so very much . . . here I am feeling rather down . . . Sorry . . . out of the 50 people who read this only 2 people responded, does that mean there is no hope?

        I feel so absolutely horrible for Cindy. While I don't even know her or her family my heart feels crushed at this very moment for her two beautiful children and the extended family. :upset:

        I think it is because all the memories of my fathers fateful death have just flooded back through my mind. The coughing, the blood, his begging to go outside for a smoke. The unsympathetic overworked doctor on staff that night who relentlessly demanded a decision. This once beautiful soldier in his pressed blues or khaki uniforms had only a few hours to live.

        I apologize for blubbering . . . please to forgive . . . :l

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          #5
          Some Prayers Please . . .

          I am here saying my prayers too - polaryzed- I recognise with Nearly as not only do I battle with alcohol but my younger sister too and she is a single Mum, not working, with a 2 year old living at home with our parents. It has been a huge battle for the last 10-15 years for us too, although not at the end stages and she certainly can get through it - I believe in this. She too hides alcohol and has a terrible temper at the best of times. I will not get into my story now as it is rather long. This reply is to say my prayers and thoughts are with you Nearly.

          May God bring you and your family peace, hope, courage and love during this tough time.

          Much love
          xxx

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            #6
            Some Prayers Please . . .

            Hiya Polaryzed,

            I have'nt read the other thread yet but feel like i have to respond just through your emotions about the situation...Sending prayers to Nearly sisterless and also to you:l
            I don't care who you are...Your not walking on water while i'm fishing..
            One drink is too many... A thousand is never enough...Sober since July 2nd 2009

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              #7
              Some Prayers Please . . .

              My prayers, too. What a blessing prayers are, knowing that other people care, send us strong thoughts. Oftentimes, we don't say we are praying, and oftentimes we don't know that others are praying for us. But that does not stop them from working. Yes, we are here, praying.

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                #8
                Some Prayers Please . . .

                the old saying prayer is strong,i to wish her and family well,thnx polar

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                  #9
                  Some Prayers Please . . .

                  I almost did not see your post Polaryzed, but I too said a prayer for her yesterday and she and I have been corresponding and hope to get together in person soon as she and her sister both live just a few minutes from me.

                  Thanks for the thread and know that I too feel much compassion for Cindy and her situation. I'm sorry you went through what you did with your father as well.

                  P4T
                  If you do not live the life you believe, you will believe the life you live.

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                    #10
                    Some Prayers Please . . .

                    Polar, you have such a big heart!!!
                    Sending thoughts of strenght and good vibes to Cindy and her family.
                    "The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doing it"

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                      #11
                      Some Prayers Please . . .

                      Dear Polaryzed,

                      I just found your post a moment ago.
                      I am not familiar with the story/post in reference, but, I would surely like to read it to be informed.
                      Nevertheless, I join in union of spirit, via prayers in silence and will offer up my own ceremony to support.

                      I share that it is often that I read a post and I embrace every word and participate in spirit and intent although I may not share in words, I am present with every fiber of my being.
                      Everyone has their way of helping and/or communicating in all the delicate matters here that are so important and sacred.

                      You are a magnificent friend, loyal and true to all here.

                      With support~
                      :notes:Theme2be

                      " Do not lose courage in considering your own imperfections but instantly set about remedying them~everyday begin the task anew".-Saint Francis de Sales

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                        #12
                        Some Prayers Please . . .

                        Sorry polaryzed as I haven't been able to get on to a computer until now. Great idea with the prayer chain although I must admit she has been in my heart since I have read her post and been just touched by her story. I went to bed thinking of her and praying for her family situation. Having kids nearly the same ages makes me not want to take what I have for granted and complain (which I often times find myself doing!) Teenagers are tough but they still are...kids.

                        P4T I think that is wonderful that you have been keeping in touch with her! I hope you do get to meet.

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