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When are tributes appropriate.
Started this discussion. Last reply by Charles Powell Mar 19, 2013. 2 Replies 0 Favorites
I pondered and wondered when a tribute is necessary and just what a tribute means or when is it appropriate. I ask this because looking thru some of my wives videos I came across a tribute video for…Continue
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- About me:
- I am a registered nurse , father, husband , car guy , fixer upper of things.
- About my family:
- My wife is name a Kristi social worker we have been together for more than twenty years. We have two boys and we also lost a child due to a miscarriage. We do our best to weather the storms but it gets rocky sometimes. We work a lot and at different times me at night mostly. christian as you know has dmd. keaton does not.
- Age(s) of child(ren)/individual(s) with Duchenne:
- 13-18
- City:
- jACKSON tENNESSEE
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Dear "Legend known as Chuck",
Thanks for your honesty and for being a stand-up kinda guy, for your wife and kids.
A.
Hi Chuck!
I'm friends with your lovely wife on facebook. It's so nice to see the face and name behind the legend known as CHUCK! Hope the boys feel better soon! and it's nice to "meet" you!
Jen
Charles, I appreciate your awareness for your wife's suffering too, even from deep in your dark cave. We all react how we react. I was no picnic either. It's what we decide to do after that initial shock that really counts. Glad you came out into the light.
Those storms sound scary. On second thought, maybe you should take cover back in that cave! :-)
Here we are waiting for some more snow tomorrow. Snow vs. tornadoes: I'll take the white stuff thanks.
How are your boys?
Take care,
A.