Be as strong as you can, Robert. Besides your kids, there's a lot of us around the globe that think the world of you.
You need anything in the coming days, please ask. It'd be a privilege.
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Be as strong as you can, Robert. Besides your kids, there's a lot of us around the globe that think the world of you.
You need anything in the coming days, please ask. It'd be a privilege.
I'm sorry to hear that, Robert. I had wondered but I figured no news was good news. I'll keep you and your family in my prayers.
Very sorry for your loss Robert and family. Thoughts and prayers.
Dear Robert - like the Rev, I had hoped that things were going better. I am so sorry to hear this news, and at such a difficult time of year. Good thoughts, prayers and best wishes for peace and recovery to you and your family. Please feel free to reach out to us here if we can be of any help at all. As Zip said, any/all of us would love to do whatever we can.
Ted
I guess any advice about how to move forward from here, considering I have a 16-year-old daughter. One thing I am doing is getting us a dog. I also invite people over more frequently so that we have some company on a regular basis. I also give her ideas about things we can do together and I also give her all the space she needs. Yesterday, I gave her a Lego set, expert level, and she really enjoys it.
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So very sorry to learn of your loss, Robert. You & your daughter will continue to be in our family prayers.
Such a tough age for a young woman to lose her mom. I hope that you will be brought closer together by helping each other through. Your instincts sound good - make sure that you take steps to take care of yourself, too, though.
I learned of this just now...
Oh, Robert, my heart aches for you!
I've lost both parents, a couple of siblings, and several close friends; but never the one person in my life that is as close to me as I'm sure your wife was to you, Robert. The only advice I can offer comes from others who've gone through a tragedy like this; do nothing initially. By that I mean don't make any drastic changes suddenly; give yourself and your family some time to absorb what's happened, to grieve, and accept it (usually a year from what I've been told). Then begin to rebuild your lives.
You and your family are in our prayers.