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At 8:37am on May 18, 2009, Kevin Fulton said…
No Doubt. Thanks !!
At 7:30am on May 18, 2009, Kevin Fulton said…
I look forward to joining in on the topics of discussion. It is worthy to grieve as long as we are focus on being a part of the solution, to be healed from expressing ourselves, true !!!

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About Me:
Happily married Mom of three great kid's. Trying to launch a site that deals with healing grief through sharing. This site allows you to keep your loved one alive by sharing with others who have been there or are currently walking in your shoes. It is a uplifting and warm community where you are sure to find comfort. Talking, writing, photo's, music, poetry, come check out this wonderful site. www.griefworthy.com
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My Birthdate:
may 20
My Birthplace:
Brooklyn
My Hometown:
Elwood
My Website:
http://www.griefworthy.ning.com
My Favorite Website:
http://www.griefworthy.com
My Favorite Places on Earth:
Maine and Sicily
My Favorite Foods:
Italian
My Favorite Beverages:
Wine
My Favorite Sweets:
hot, fresh baked cookies
My Favorite People:
Real, sincere, no pretense, not full of them selves
My Favorite Sports Team and/or Individual Sports Personalities:
NY Met's and Yankee's
My Favorite Books:
letters to Sam,Racing in the rain
My Favorite Movies:
Same time next year
My Favorite Television Shows:
Many
My Favorite Music:
Many
My School or Alma Mater:
U of M
My Career:
Interior Designer
My Accomplishments:
Many, three which are my wonderful and kind children
Why I'm Here:
To Network
My Passion:
my website at the moment
My Hopes:
To build my home in Maine
My Dreams:
For anyone seeking comfort, to know that my website is available.
What Else?:
Raising my kid's to be safe, kind,responsible adult's.
 
 

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