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Started this discussion. Last reply by debby Oct 8.

At 9:21pm on July 30, 2009, favour said…: Beloved in Christ,

I am the above named person from BAHRAIN. I am married to Mr. Clement Wast who worked with Bahrain embassy here in TOGO- LOME for nine years before he died in the year 2007.

We were married for eleven years without a child. He died after a brief illness that lasted for only four days.Before his death we were both born again Christian dear pls if you dont mind i will also like to discuse kindom matter(etc) with you pls kindly message me to my box (favourclement10@yahoo.com)

for more important information's thanks, May God Fight for all children of God Accodin to the word on (Exo 14/14)

Remain blessed in the Lord
Sister mrs favour

At 6:45am on October 24, 2008, Rev Musa Ndiema said…: Be happy my dear. this is Aman that God as given to you baby.loved and appreciated loveving and mehk you happy dear ione you to comand tuk tukender in kenya. in december. call me pho , +2540724298247 , Rev musa

At 4:26am on October 9, 2008, Rev Musa Ndiema said…: call me for more .through this +254724298247 musa

At 9:22am on May 9, 2008, ATIQ MIRZA said…: Nice to see you. peace n love for you.

At 2:58pm on May 6, 2008, Sam Oliver said…: I like your philosophy. You have much depth.

At 2:57pm on May 6, 2008, Sam Oliver said…: Welcome Crescent Dragonwagon! I am a writer as well. There are great people on this site. You will find good friends here.

About Me:: My husband went out for his typical bicycle ride on November 30, 2000. He bicycled into eternity. I'm a writer, born in 1952.

My Philosophy:: Grief is individual, universal, long, strenuous, brutal, outlasting any prognosis (though of course much depends on the particular relationship one had with the person for whom one grieves, and the circumstances of the death).
I think grief is inherent in life and love. Loving: what else, really, are we here for? We try, fail, learn, succeed, learn more, learn again, learn over and over, how to love and be loved... Love, loss, love, loss, love, loss...

To love knowing that loss is part of the package, risk and loss inherent in loving, yet loving anyway, fearlessly in the sense of with fear but despite it. Grief and love are wound into each other, and, for me, into everything I do and who I am.

You never get over grief, but you do compost it.

Relationship Status:: Widowed after 23 years in a marriage to my soul mate; happy again (amazing!) in a ripening partnership, with a dear, loved, appreciated non-soulmate.

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