Silly things that triger emotions.. My brothers daughter died when she was 4... Watching the first part of the movie, when he had the son held in his arms...just reminded me what my brother must have went through... life sucks sometimes
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Silly things that triger emotions.. My brothers daughter died when she was 4... Watching the first part of the movie, when he had the son held in his arms...just reminded me what my brother must have went through... life sucks sometimes
faceoff is a good movie..... john travolta and nicholas cage.... awesome movie :)
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Originally Posted by Poison Ivy
Right over your head :rolleyes:
wow ****ing amazing eh... imagine holding your dead child in your hands... Its changed him a bit, and he will never forgive himself.. I wish he could move on..but he won'tQuote:
Originally Posted by USfighterFC
I cant even imagine doing that and God forbid it doesnt happen to anyone. It's terrible your bro had to go through that and I wouldnt even want to think about it with a kid of my own. i hope one day ,although he wont forget it, but maybe he can try to move forward.
Thanx bro.. it means a lot!!!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by USfighterFC
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Originally Posted by needmorestrength
No prob dude. Always here.
no shit..Quote:
Originally Posted by needmorestrength
Life sucks for a lot of people and shit does happen unexpectedly. One thing I learned growing up was we didnt have a great deal of money, but I knew I didn't have to play the cards I was dealt with. I could leave everything I didnt like behind and strive hard to make my life better. Although it's nowhere near the level I'd like it to be, it is a far cry from where I've been.
Hi robbie...
Hope everything is well with you...
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Originally Posted by Poison Ivy
You are fvckin ridiculous....get out....
pm me your msn budQuote:
Originally Posted by bigrob33
thank you.. honestly! i try n be nice.. but sometimes :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by USfighterFC
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Originally Posted by USfighterFC
what's your problem...:icon_roll
Honestly I just kinda remembered about Robs mom also I think she was asking him about that.................if not get out!!
How's your mom doing Rob?
can u read hun?Quote:
Originally Posted by Poison Ivy
this thread wasnt about movie
True.....
then she ignores that and says hi to someone else.
Ouch!
My $.02....
I have a 6 year old boy that I love more than any other single thing in the world, and having said that, I cannot even begin to imagine what that would be like, and I'm not too hip on continually trying to imagine either.
That's horrible for sure.
~SC~
sorry... I didn't mean anything harm by it.... I apologize
sorry about your brother losing his daughter..... I have lost my dad and my grandma so i know how that one feels....
and I said Hi to robbie and wish him well because last time i heard his mother is not doing well....
Cool .....cool. .......cool....
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Its threads like this that put everything in perspective to me. When I may complain and rant about missing a workout or having to nurse an injury, I like to take a step back and recognize how lucky and blessed I am with the health of myself and family.
needmorestrength - Sorry to hear about your loss. I wish only the best for you and your family.
I bet your a protective father swole? If anyone ever tells you that your to protective, there is NO such thing!!Quote:
Originally Posted by SwoleCat
Thank you, it was a couple years ago, but it still hurts, and hurts to see the effect it had on him! Death is a horrible thing, but on a 4 year old child its that much worseQuote:
Originally Posted by -DedicateD-
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Originally Posted by Poison Ivy
holyyyyyy leeeeee shhhiiitttttt :lol:
the other day, vince neil had his cribs on mtv, and it showed a pic of his little girl who passed when she was 4, and i swear to god it took me 15 min to keep from crying.. i dont even know how to imagine how ppl like that continue life.. god bless them all
yea dont ask :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by O.fO.shO
its definatly a life altering experience!Quote:
Originally Posted by decadbal
It's not so much that I am too protective, but it's just that I sincerely want the very best for him and I'm willing to do whatever it takes to make sure that is exactly what he gets.Quote:
Originally Posted by needmorestrength
They call it protective, I call it Intelligent Guiding.
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I know im a young punk so my advice is misused... but call it what ever you want.. Just make sure you do it, and it seems like you are :tu1:Quote:
Originally Posted by SwoleCat
I hate when things tug on the ol' heart strings like that. Time heals all wounds. But a persons got to want he****g to let it begin.
Robin Williams did a movie a while back about losing his family. He literally went through hell in the movie. I remember that Cuba Gooding Jr. was also in it. Can't remember the title of it for the life of me. If you know of which I speak, try to get your brother to watch that with you. Then let him know you are there for support.
Eric Clapton got over it with "Tears In Heaven". Though I don't really know how he's doing today. Has he put out an albumn since then? I don't know. But he got bars put on all balconies in NYC now.