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Comments on all articles by Rose DesRochers (681)     Rose DesRochers  I Don't Even Know Your Last Name, But Let's Hook Up! : Teen Relationships Megan from Auckland, New Zealand: (71 days 3 hours ago.)
Jay, 5 months isn't that long! I agree with a lot of it, which is why I always roll my eyes when I hear teens going "love you so much" blah blah blah - in two weeks time they'll "love" someone else. jay: (103 days 4 hours ago.) i do in deed agree with everything...very meaningful advice but i guess i'm an exception 2 the rule because my boyfriend n i started as a hookup n then we became friends n then started dating...we've beenn 2gether for 5 months -jay, 18 Healing Your Grief on Mother's Day Terry Dolph from Central California: (152 days 13 hours ago.)  My mother passed 15 years ago at the age of 63. She was a role model for all people and taught me the most important lessons of life. I was her only son and I have a sister who also misses her very much especially on Mother's Day. My mother would have agreed with your comments Rose as she had a garden full of beautiful roses. She loved music, sunsets, animals, and her family. She worked as a record company executive assistant and a teacher of students with special needs. She loved a good joke and when I get sad I remember one of her jokes and can picture her laughing along. Thank you for creating this website as I have found it to be comforting and inspiring on this Mother's Day. Terry - California Analucia Beltran from Slovakia: (153 days 10 hours ago.)  When my dad passed away in the year 2000 three days before his 45th birthday (I adored him, we were best friends), I thought that nothing in this world could be worse than loosing my loved dad. But when not even two years later, my mom passed away (her dead took us by surprise), that was the sadnest and emptiest feeling in the world, is like a part of you inside dies. The first mother's day after that was very painful, nothing compares to that. Nearly six years of her dead I am still sad, specially when is mother's day, but now, I have learned that the best way to handle the pain, is to celebrate her life, speaking about the good things,good memories, all what my mother thought me, the healing is very slow, but at least I can turn a little bit the sadness into happy memories. Analucia - Slovakia Comment by Kathy Somers Walsh (1,302)   Kathy Somers Walsh   (1 year 99 days ago.)I still have my mother thank the good lord but I know it's coming on if I don't pass away first. I don't know what I am going to do with out her and I can't even and don't imagine it. I love her so much and she is an angel to her family and friends. She has already had 2 heart attacks, 1 stroke, and her knee replaced, and she is still taking care of people. Her sister right now my 2nd mother is dying in the hospital with a brain tumor. And the pain that I feel for my Aunt is very deep, so I can't imagine how it's going to feel when I loose my mom.... Thank you for your article, I loved it Gina from Texas: (1 year 128 days ago.) My mom passed away on April 1, 2007, 3 wks before my bday and I am now 37 and she was 65. Thank you for sharing your story. I feel for you and my thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. I dreaded mothers day myself. I still have my father besides my brother and my husband I couldnt do without. Hes been so understanding in my time of grieiving since I truely miss the female companionship of my mom. Love and Peace to you and your family, Gina Thoughts On Taking Responsibility For Our Actions udijrf from jr2g3: (1 year 134 days ago.) this article was very helpfull Healing Your Grief on Mother's Day Marybeth from Florida: (1 year 151 days ago.) My mom passed away April 28th so her loss is still raw. I have dreaded this day and I am trying to make it happy for my two young sons. Your kind words have left me in tears but have made it easier in dealing with the wonderful woman I am missing. Jarad from Denver: (1 year 153 days ago.) Hi, my mom passed away in May 2003, so right around this time is 4 years from her passing. I've been looking for comfort from my loneliness. This article and everyone sharing their stories really helps because it reminds me that I am not alone, that so many others suffer and grow along with me. The flowers, writing, revisiting, etc, are a really good idea, and being with other close family is something I'm seeking out. Well keep the failth and good luck to everyone! Peace, Jarad Patricia from California: (1 year 159 days ago.) Rose, Thank you so much for sharing your experience. This will be my first mother's day without my precious mother. The pain is unbelievable. I wasn't sure how I was going to deal with her not being here on mother's day. Your words will help me as I prepare to deal with such a difficult day. :)Patricia JL from USA: (1 year 160 days ago.)  Thanks, Rose for telling us about your mom. Happy Mother's Day to you. Anonymous: (1 year 164 days ago.) Dear Rose, Thank you for your lovely comment on my article. I read yours and believe that is so true for so many people and excellent advice in remembering the joys of our mother. I can imagine your house with the perfume of beautiful roses this Mother's Day. Kind regards, rod Goodbye Cupid, I’m not stupid - Valentines Day a Commercialized Holiday Sandra E. Graham from Paragould, Ar.: (1 year 239 days ago.) I agree that Valentines Day is a bit commercialized, but what isn't? The name of the game is to make money. But I too feel like money shouldn't be the all-important reason for any holiday, especially where love religion are involved. However, there are always two sides to every story. The flowers will ultimately fade away, the candy---well, most of us don't need it anyway. The thought and the love are what counts and I'm a sucker for Valentine's Day just like I am when it comes to Christmas and birthdays---I just want to give. I guess some of us are just that way, and money be hanged!!! Mike Fak: (1 year 240 days ago.) Great Job Rose. I couldn't agree with you more. Mike Response from Rose DesRochers (681) Janet from Rhode Island: (1 year 241 days ago.) Amen, sister! Response from Rose DesRochers (681) I Don't Even Know Your Last Name, But Let's Hook Up! : Teen Relationships Comment by Rose DesRochers (681) Rose DesRochers (1 year 292 days ago.) I'm glad that you found it helpful Melisa. A New Approach to an Old Problem- Racism Comment by Rose DesRochers (681) Rose DesRochers (1 year 292 days ago.)Thank You Barbara. I only pray that someday it will change. It is sad that racism is still an issue today. Comment by Barbara Lee Coppola (7)   Barbara Lee Coppola (1 year 302 days ago.)Wow, you got that right. Do you think it will ever change? Without love we are nothing. Good article but I wish it wasn't true. I Don't Even Know Your Last Name, But Let's Hook Up! : Teen Relationships Melisa from Atlanta GA: (1 year 317 days ago.) Hey, my name is Melisa I'm 16 years old and I just read your article and it made me realize alot of things thank you. Thoughts On Taking Responsibility For Our Actions John from Owensboro, Kentucky: (2 years 2 days ago.) Very good article. I was married to one who always blammed everything on someone else. This one really makes you think. Response from Rose DesRochers (681) Comment by Shyam Rajagopalan (36)  (2 years 3 days ago.) Its nice. Really nice. Comment by Joseph Collins (416)  Joseph Collins (2 years 5 days ago.)Rose, nice article! I completely agree with you about our need to accept responsibility. On one hand, we have the phenomena where a politician or celebrity gets into trouble and they run to rehab ( Response from Rose DesRochers (681) I Don't Even Know Your Last Name, But Let's Hook Up! : Teen Relationships Comment by Mac McGovern (5)  Mac McGovern (2 years 42 days ago.)Outstanding advice but, I believe the response you will get will be Response from Rose DesRochers (681) |
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