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she hasn't been having very good luck lady, as her friend died last week or so also
i'm sure she could use some nice words at this time. i love you sweetheart
i'm sure she could use some nice words at this time. i love you sweetheart
dakotah's grandma died today
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The Shadow
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Give her my best
hamstershaver
New member
sorry to hear that 
Thoughts and prayers are with you Dakotah. If you need anything... My Pm box and my ear are always open. 
Rough times... but she's got a good bro to be there for her. It is in times like these that we look for those near and dear to us to help us through it.
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Gambino
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sorry to hear that bor.
My condolences to her.
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Ulcasterdropout
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I'm sorry, Hon
The_Chemist
New member
I've posted this several times before, but its worth reading again. Hope it helps.
"I've said this several times, so I'm not sure which post you mean. But, yes, I've been through life's ups and downs. My first marriage ended badly, I've had successes and failures in business, I've fought the battles of raising teenagers, lost loved ones......this shit just happens if you live long enough.
The one constant thing in my life has been the training. The gym is a place of truth and honor. The iron and steel is always there waiting for you, and always gives back exactly what you put in. The determination, sacrifice and hardwork required to be successful there will spill over into all your endeavors in life.
Yes, women and money and friends come and go, but a 45lb. plate always weighs 45lbs.
When things are in the shitter, I've always just renewed my dedication to training and the brotherhood we all share. And you know, things always get better.
My second wife is great.....shares my interest in enhanced training, cooks my food just right, is a great mom to our 5 sons, and is much younger and prettier than I deserve.......but if it went down the dumper tomorrow, I'm still going to the gym.
Hang in there, man, it'll be ok."
Ironmaster
"I've said this several times, so I'm not sure which post you mean. But, yes, I've been through life's ups and downs. My first marriage ended badly, I've had successes and failures in business, I've fought the battles of raising teenagers, lost loved ones......this shit just happens if you live long enough.
The one constant thing in my life has been the training. The gym is a place of truth and honor. The iron and steel is always there waiting for you, and always gives back exactly what you put in. The determination, sacrifice and hardwork required to be successful there will spill over into all your endeavors in life.
Yes, women and money and friends come and go, but a 45lb. plate always weighs 45lbs.
When things are in the shitter, I've always just renewed my dedication to training and the brotherhood we all share. And you know, things always get better.
My second wife is great.....shares my interest in enhanced training, cooks my food just right, is a great mom to our 5 sons, and is much younger and prettier than I deserve.......but if it went down the dumper tomorrow, I'm still going to the gym.
Hang in there, man, it'll be ok."
Ironmaster
The Red Dragon
New member
My condolensces, I hope you feel better. You'll strengthen in the process.
sorerotators
Well-known member
So sorry to hear that.
Lady Viking
Well-known member
so sorry to hear that
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