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WOW!!!

My husband certainly hears a lot about it. ha ha But he's glad - it just means

a little less of the long, drawn-out talks about foo and nada, etc. ha ha He

loves you guys!

I, too, would like to say Happy Thanksgiving to us. I am so thankful for this

group and the improvements you are helping me make. Time with my own family is

enhanced by having this help and support.

Sincerely,

Coal Miner's Daughter

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> Hi

>

> I just read some posts about some people who left the board, and some people

talking about why, and the general issues with an online support group. And it

was interesting, and it made me feel like sharing the thoughts I have about this

group in a new thread (so as not to attach it to the process-y one).

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> I wanted to say Thank You. At Thanksgiving we say what we are thankful for,

but I suspect that none of us will mention this group at the family meal:-) So

here I am, saying I am grateful for this board.

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> I find lot of support here. I find lots of interesting stories. And I even

find the opportunity to try and help others. I find validations. I find people

who are struggling with the same issues, which helps to convince me that I am

not crazy, that I am on the right path. I am really thankful that this site

exists.

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> Everyone here puts in time and effort for ourselves and our own healing. Which

is necessary and good. But in addition to healing ourselves, our collective work

here helps us to heal each other, and that's really beautiful.

>

> Thank you

>

> -Tre

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I'm grateful too, for being able to both give and receive support here from

fellow KOs. Its so validating to know we're not alone in this. Thanks for

setting this Group up for us, Randi, and thanks to you fellow KOs who have the

kindness and courage to share.

-Annie

>

> Hi

>

> I just read some posts about some people who left the board, and some people

talking about why, and the general issues with an online support group. And it

was interesting, and it made me feel like sharing the thoughts I have about this

group in a new thread (so as not to attach it to the process-y one).

>

>

> I wanted to say Thank You. At Thanksgiving we say what we are thankful for,

but I suspect that none of us will mention this group at the family meal:-) So

here I am, saying I am grateful for this board.

>

> I find lot of support here. I find lots of interesting stories. And I even

find the opportunity to try and help others. I find validations. I find people

who are struggling with the same issues, which helps to convince me that I am

not crazy, that I am on the right path. I am really thankful that this site

exists.

>

> Everyone here puts in time and effort for ourselves and our own healing. Which

is necessary and good. But in addition to healing ourselves, our collective work

here helps us to heal each other, and that's really beautiful.

>

> Thank you

>

> -Tre

>

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I am also very grateful for this group. I swear, even though I have only been a

member for a few days now, i feel this amazing rush of relief. It is the relief

that other people out there know what I am talking about, believe me, and offer

kind words of advice. Thank you all for this.

Jade

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That's a beautiful thought Tre. I too am so thankful for this board and all of

you. It has been such a life line for me.

Thank you to all who have taken time to share, read, respond, commiserate and

advise. I don't know where I would be without this board. LOL, I think my

husband is very glad for this board also.

patinage

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Very well said,Tre! I am also grateful that this message board exists (and do

wonder at times what I would have done without it!) and I also thank the members

here for sharing their stories and their

perspectives;their strengths and their fears;their triumphs and their trials.I

have learned so much from all of you.

>

> >

> > Hi

> >

> > I just read some posts about some people who left the board, and some people

talking about why, and the general issues with an online support group. And it

was interesting, and it made me feel like sharing the thoughts I have about this

group in a new thread (so as not to attach it to the process-y one).

> >

> >

> > I wanted to say Thank You. At Thanksgiving we say what we are thankful for,

but I suspect that none of us will mention this group at the family meal:-) So

here I am, saying I am grateful for this board.

> >

> > I find lot of support here. I find lots of interesting stories. And I even

find the opportunity to try and help others. I find validations. I find people

who are struggling with the same issues, which helps to convince me that I am

not crazy, that I am on the right path. I am really thankful that this site

exists.

> >

> > Everyone here puts in time and effort for ourselves and our own healing.

Which is necessary and good. But in addition to healing ourselves, our

collective work here helps us to heal each other, and that's really beautiful.

> >

> > Thank you

> >

> > -Tre

> >

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hear, hear!!  thanks to all from me too, and i may indeed mention this board

when i am sitting around the turkey table and counting my blessings.peace and

love, ann

Subject: Re: Thanksgiving to us

To: WTOAdultChildren1

Date: Wednesday, November 24, 2010, 4:51 AM

 

Very well said,Tre! I am also grateful that this message board exists (and

do wonder at times what I would have done without it!) and I also thank the

members here for sharing their stories and their

perspectives;their strengths and their fears;their triumphs and their trials.I

have learned so much from all of you.

>

> >

> > Hi

> >

> > I just read some posts about some people who left the board, and some people

talking about why, and the general issues with an online support group. And it

was interesting, and it made me feel like sharing the thoughts I have about this

group in a new thread (so as not to attach it to the process-y one).

> >

> >

> > I wanted to say Thank You. At Thanksgiving we say what we are thankful for,

but I suspect that none of us will mention this group at the family meal:-) So

here I am, saying I am grateful for this board.

> >

> > I find lot of support here. I find lots of interesting stories. And I even

find the opportunity to try and help others. I find validations. I find people

who are struggling with the same issues, which helps to convince me that I am

not crazy, that I am on the right path. I am really thankful that this site

exists.

> >

> > Everyone here puts in time and effort for ourselves and our own healing.

Which is necessary and good. But in addition to healing ourselves, our

collective work here helps us to heal each other, and that's really beautiful.

> >

> > Thank you

> >

> > -Tre

> >

>

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What a wonderful, upbeat thread!

This group helped me in ways you didn't even know yesterday. I went out to

spend time with the in-law family. I have felt uncomfortable around them

before, but didn't know why. I know the family had alcoholism and physical

abuse because of my husband's experience.

I was able to see so much more clearly things that were going on. The FOG was

gone. And my eyes were open. It was enlightening and much easier to function

and leave with my soul intact. Victory!

I also managed to help others relax and have some fun. It was actually a

manageable thing for me this time. I wonder if that could ever happen with my

own family?

-Coal Miner's Daughter

>

> hear, hear!!  thanks to all from me too, and i may indeed mention this board

when i am sitting around the turkey table and counting my blessings.peace and

love, ann

>

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What a wonderful, upbeat thread!

This group helped me in ways you didn't even know yesterday. I went out to

spend time with the in-law family. I have felt uncomfortable around them

before, but didn't know why. I know the family had alcoholism and physical

abuse because of my husband's experience.

I was able to see so much more clearly things that were going on. The FOG was

gone. And my eyes were open. It was enlightening and much easier to function

and leave with my soul intact. Victory!

I also managed to help others relax and have some fun. It was actually a

manageable thing for me this time. I wonder if that could ever happen with my

own family?

-Coal Miner's Daughter

>

> hear, hear!!  thanks to all from me too, and i may indeed mention this board

when i am sitting around the turkey table and counting my blessings.peace and

love, ann

>

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What a wonderful, upbeat thread!

This group helped me in ways you didn't even know yesterday. I went out to

spend time with the in-law family. I have felt uncomfortable around them

before, but didn't know why. I know the family had alcoholism and physical

abuse because of my husband's experience.

I was able to see so much more clearly things that were going on. The FOG was

gone. And my eyes were open. It was enlightening and much easier to function

and leave with my soul intact. Victory!

I also managed to help others relax and have some fun. It was actually a

manageable thing for me this time. I wonder if that could ever happen with my

own family?

-Coal Miner's Daughter

>

> hear, hear!!  thanks to all from me too, and i may indeed mention this board

when i am sitting around the turkey table and counting my blessings.peace and

love, ann

>

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Thank you! I too am very grateful for this board. This is where I come

whenever my Nada gets too much for me. It's comforting to hear advice and

recognize my experiences in the stories of others. Also, my heart goes out to

many on this board whose experiences are beyond what I have had to deal with. I

sometimes feel powerless when I see the evidence of such abuse. Then I remember

that we each have power--the power not to repeat the past. Happy Thanksgiving

to us!!

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Thank you! I too am very grateful for this board. This is where I come

whenever my Nada gets too much for me. It's comforting to hear advice and

recognize my experiences in the stories of others. Also, my heart goes out to

many on this board whose experiences are beyond what I have had to deal with. I

sometimes feel powerless when I see the evidence of such abuse. Then I remember

that we each have power--the power not to repeat the past. Happy Thanksgiving

to us!!

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Thank you so much! A blessing! HUGS

Everybody ready to go back to work tomorrow?

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> Thank you! I too am very grateful for this board. This is where I come

> whenever my Nada gets too much for me. It's comforting to hear advice and

> recognize my experiences in the stories of others. Also, my heart goes out

> to many on this board whose experiences are beyond what I have had to deal

> with. I sometimes feel powerless when I see the evidence of such abuse. Then

> I remember that we each have power--the power not to repeat the past. Happy

> Thanksgiving to us!!

> Thank

>

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