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I don't know what to say, except to extend my deepest sympathies.Originally posted by Whorty View PostMy beautiful, amazing wife, best friend, soul mate, has finally lost her battle against the disease that she has suffered with for 25 years. She passed away yesterday morning, on her 51st birthday.
Her star may not have shone long, but it sure did shine very bright. She did more in her short 51 years than many will ever do in a full lifetime. Towards the end we talked about her life and achievements and the only regret she had was not being able to grow old and disgraceful with me.
She was loved by everyone who met her, she was that kind of person. I have received 100's of best wishes from people all over the world that she touched the hearts of; she would argue that she did nothing special, she was just being herself, but that is exactly why she was loved.
She completed me, and today is the first day of the rest of my life where I'm having to get used to being less than whole.
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3 of my last 5 bans to start withOriginally posted by Whorty View PostThanks
I blame the Mods ... NAT has a lot to answer for
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Sorry to hear man. Deepest sympathy.
(Was banned when this was posted so sorry for not seeing earlier).
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Because I'm a crap mod, I missed this post.
But my wife and I watched your video. Our deepest condolences.
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My condolences Whorty. It makes me so sad to hear this.
I have been married almost 20 years and my wife is my rock. I couldn't imagine how things would be without her.
My heart goes out to you. Stay strong mate.
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Just come on and seen this. That is dreadfully sad news Whorty. Sorry for your loss and condolences to you.
Stay strong and remember all the good times you had together.
SB
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