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Food with Attitude!
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I had no idea. You have my condolences.  I've never had a friend's child die. 'Had a daughter die though; its not easy on one emotionally. And my best friend committed suicide when I was a teen. Weird thing is he stopped by to say goodbye after he had done it. If only he had spoken with me first. I apologize for not first refreshing the page; I didn't realize you had replied. I can't imagine losing a child. Don't want to either. Did your best friend share anything about why he chose to say goodbye to you and who was helping him refresh his soul? It's all okay @ responses. I wander around the forum and when presented with a wall of text, usually skip over it too. 'Never told me why he chose to come to me, but then again I have seen and interacted with the discarnate since at least age two, so while unexpected, he wasn't a surprise. I couldn't cross over to where my friend was though, he physically repelled me with what felt like an electrical shock. I have only in the past decade felt something similar to that and it was when dealing with some things that had never been human. We can feel evil, can feel divinity, and there is no mistaking one for the other-- we cannot be 'fooled'. Well... many can be. many can be fooled however.
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