It’s flabbergasting… I hope my MIL lives a long time since she thinks it’s ok to hurt others, Because such won’t inherit the kingdom of heaven, the bible says. I told her she treats everyone different based on looks and riches. She tried to profess sainthood, and never says sorry without being sarcastic, or blaming you for being sensitive. She has no repentance, and my Mom always repented. God bless her soul, and please help my MIL to wake up out of the darkness and treat others as she would be treated..

• More than four centuries under western domination does that to you.
• She then continued that I needed to get a job on top of that and a more active social life.
• I absolutely never would tell you what you can or cannot talk about or feel or how to live your life in fact i encourage you to live as freely as you want.
• So getting back to you and your financial planning, your main concern with respect to the paintings you own might be how the estate is handled once the artist passes on.
• There are changes you can expect to see as an adult body stops working.
• These days, you can literally witness the “death effect” in real time among buyers and sellers on resale and auction websites like eBay when celebrities pass away.

Not only do people have to cope with grief you can try here , but they also must deal with the fact that a vital piece of the family is gone. Some of the roles your loved one used to inhabit will have to be filled by family members and, as everyone adjusts, a seismic shift in the way things ‘have always been’ can occur. For the most part, these gradual price trajectories continue on into the afterlife. Anyone who understands the art market or who seriously follows the lives and careers of artists is aware of this. Galleries continue selling, buyers continue buying, and prices continue doing whatever they were doing pretty much the same as before the sad news.

So much just bubbles up and needs to come out. I don’t know about you, but I want that feeling to go away. Not that we can just push it out (I’m not saying that’s what we do), I’m saying that we need to do something with it. We need to take this pressure, this energy inside of us and do something with it. Something meaningful, something that can actually make us whole again. Because we don’t feel ourselves.

Art Bell’s Wife Dies Unexpectedly

PS PS I’m not saying he killed his wife. I’m saying he NOT sorry she’s gone. I hope Art give us the usually warning when he is about to air something spooky.

Dying Without Family

I’m constantly defending myself and my family….I finally just gave in and told them that I will not take anything…but this hurts so bad. Although your comment was from May of this year I wanted to see how you were doing. I went on this website because I just recently lost my dad, and I’m having a very hard time coping with it. After I read your comment, I felt very bad for you and I hope that you are doing better now. I too am very lonely and don’t feel good mentally, but I know my 18 year old son needs me and that keeps me going every day.

Appreciate with all your heart the fabulous times you two had and as everyone else is saying, you WILL be together again. I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your wife. You have given me and my wife joy for years listening to you on the radio and it was always a treat when Ramona came on the air with you to give her opinions as well. We will miss her and our hearts share your grief. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family in your time of need. My heart goes out to you at hearing of the sudden loss of Ramona, your wife and love of your life.

How we contribute silently towards the progress of the world and not just one country. Although the Filipino blood may be tainted with malice, corruption, poverty and prostitution, it is not a perfect race… Maybe Mr. Art Bell needs to think about this. How can we demonst rate Confucianism or Taoism in a Christian nation? IS HE INFORMED THAT THE PHILIPPINES IS THE ONLY PREDOMINANTLY CHRISTIAN/CATHOLIC NATION IN ASIA?! I find this funny, he is right in some ways where we, as Filipinos don’t actually have an “Identity”.

Changing Family Dynamics:

He always talked a lot, which I knew going in, but when it became almost all negative, it was very hard to take. People have commented that I seem like a very positive person, by contrast. What wasn’t negative was talk about things I didn’t understand and wasn’t interested in, technical things.

I know that for almost half of my life now I have been the “strong one” for my family after loosing my dad. I don’t think a single one of my family members have seen me cry because I was so numb and “strong”. Now after loosing my niece I have come to terms with my emotions and am trying to cope in healthy ways BUT I am doing that by setting boundaries for myself.