Oh, Fireguzzi... I am so incredibly sorry for your loss. I hope you and Harley have all the support you need right now. You are in my thoughts...
Tearfully,
Loonette
No easy way to say this...
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Loonette
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Re: No easy way to say this...
FIRST RESPONDERS DO IT WITH LIGHTS AND SIRENS!! 
Find 'em hot, leave 'em wet...
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sapaul
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Re: No easy way to say this...
No one can understand your loss, but keep talking Mate, we are here to listen. On the forum or PM, anytime, now or in the future.
I spent my therapy money an a K1200S
The therapy worked, I got a GS now
A touch of insanity crept back in the shape of an R1200R
The therapy worked, I got a GS now
A touch of insanity crept back in the shape of an R1200R
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fireguzzi
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Re: No easy way to say this...
Thanks you guys. Loonette, We do have a pretty good supportive group. We have been blessed with a very caring and helpful family.
Harley seems to be coping well. We talk pretty much every night about Julie. Sometimes about the good memories and sometimes about the bad feelings.
He is back in school now so he is getting back into a "normal" routine. I get a little lonely here at the house by myself but it gives me time to think and deal with it. And hopefully, now that I can, I'll fiind a new job soon or go back to school again so I don't have to sit here all day.
Harley seems to be coping well. We talk pretty much every night about Julie. Sometimes about the good memories and sometimes about the bad feelings.
He is back in school now so he is getting back into a "normal" routine. I get a little lonely here at the house by myself but it gives me time to think and deal with it. And hopefully, now that I can, I'll fiind a new job soon or go back to school again so I don't have to sit here all day.
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