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CarolDM @CarolDM (203422) • Nashville, Tennessee 10 Nov 21

Stories most media outlets will not cover. A heartbreaking story about a man that lost his 16 y/o son after his COVID vaccine. And there are many other stories out there about this same thing happening. As much as I miss Dustin, I...

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Siduri I've gone looking for this story and have found it on sites like Infowars. A legion of other sites I've never heard of have the same copy verbatim. It would appear these stories have a single source. Interestingly, the father's GoFundMe account was removed....

25 Nov 21

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Hope @1hopefulman (45114) • Canada 27 Nov 16

Do you ever have nightmares or bad dreams? What is a nightmare? Do you ever have nightmares? What is the difference netween a nighmare and a bad dream? Why do you think they...

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Siduri @db20747 Well, since I don't understand my secrets, either, they are quite safe.

16 Feb 18

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Siduri @msiduri (5687) • United States 18 Jun 17

My sister-in-law—call her Jane—lost her sister a few days ago. It was not a surprise and was, indeed, a long time coming. Jane’s sister—call her Rhea—was born with a condition that affects the myelin coating of the nerves. It is...

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Siduri Thank you. :-)

18 Jan 18

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Siduri @msiduri (5687) • United States 3 Feb 16

At least not here in southern California. I usually leave early in the morning and go to Starbucks to write. It seldom gets below freezing, though maybe once or twice over the winter, we may notice frost on a few of the...

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Siduri California is a big place. It's quite common in the northern part of the state and not all that uncommon in the south where I live on, say roofs of people's houses a couple times a year. But this was the first time I couple recall seeing it on the roof of my...

10 Nov 17

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Siduri @msiduri (5687) • United States 18 Jun 17

My sister-in-law—call her Jane—lost her sister a few days ago. It was not a surprise and was, indeed, a long time coming. Jane’s sister—call her Rhea—was born with a condition that affects the myelin coating of the nerves. It is...

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Siduri Thank you. Yes.

19 Oct 17

Siduri @msiduri (5687) • United States 27 Jul 16

Yesterday was a power saver day in California, which means you’re supposed to use less energy, particularly between 2 and 6. Anymore, anytime the mercury rises over 90, one is supposed to go easy on the air conditioner. I look...

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Siduri I'm glad you enjoyed it. It was fun.

29 Jul 17

Siduri @msiduri (5687) • United States 18 Jun 17

My sister-in-law—call her Jane—lost her sister a few days ago. It was not a surprise and was, indeed, a long time coming. Jane’s sister—call her Rhea—was born with a condition that affects the myelin coating of the nerves. It is...

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Siduri Thanks, Pat. I think so. She's lost both her parents so she knows what it's like to deal with grief. Rhea's death, and all its sadness, will give her a measure of release. She did right by her all her life. She has nothing to apologize for.

5 Jul 17

Siduri @msiduri (5687) • United States 18 Jun 17

My sister-in-law—call her Jane—lost her sister a few days ago. It was not a surprise and was, indeed, a long time coming. Jane’s sister—call her Rhea—was born with a condition that affects the myelin coating of the nerves. It is...

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Siduri @marguicha Easier said than done! But yes, a lot of misery could be prevented if we understood better how to let go.

19 Jun 17

Siduri @msiduri (5687) • United States 18 Jun 17

My sister-in-law—call her Jane—lost her sister a few days ago. It was not a surprise and was, indeed, a long time coming. Jane’s sister—call her Rhea—was born with a condition that affects the myelin coating of the nerves. It is...

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Siduri Rhea enjoyed things like movies and was close to her family when was younger. Along with the condition, cognition deteriorated, however, which is part of the reason Jane stayed with her. "Millstone" is not entirely out of the ballpark, and you're right, Jane...

18 Jun 17

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Siduri @msiduri (5687) • United States 18 Jun 17

My sister-in-law—call her Jane—lost her sister a few days ago. It was not a surprise and was, indeed, a long time coming. Jane’s sister—call her Rhea—was born with a condition that affects the myelin coating of the nerves. It is...

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Siduri Yes! I'm sorry for your loss. I'm glad that Rhea is not suffering. I'm sorry she is gone. I'm sorry Jane misses her sister. Years ago, a woman I knew said of her dying father, whom she loved, "He's already gone. He's just waiting for his body to catch up."

18 Jun 17

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Siduri @msiduri (5687) • United States 18 Jun 17

My sister-in-law—call her Jane—lost her sister a few days ago. It was not a surprise and was, indeed, a long time coming. Jane’s sister—call her Rhea—was born with a condition that affects the myelin coating of the nerves. It is...

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Siduri Thanks. I'm sad that Rhea is gone, but relieved her suffer is over. I'm sorry Jane has to go through this. At the same time I know she's been expected this day.

18 Jun 17

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