Thank you for the update, and the link. Where the conversation is warm, caring, and a very moving tribute to a wonderful lady, who clearly had more friends and followers than she ever knew about. Very touching God bless her.
Thanks to Rachel, Pat clearly feels closer to her than you John. You will be disappointed not to be in the center of it all but I am sure you will thank Rachel sincerely and not allow misplaced jealously to get in the way as she steps in to support Weave (and us).
I agree John. But with your counseling, you can attribute Ute this to a broken person. Which is very sad. And compared to someone like Pat who is very positive, interesting and giving. Peace to Pat, you and Rachel
Spelling centre “center” narrows Anonymous down a tad! They won’t want to be narrowed down or made to feel less; what a pathetic way to run one’s life, just being unnecessarily mean to others. The title of today’s post gave me a mini fright so I was relieved to read on. I read Rachel’s blog and - like yourself - she talks the truth.
Not good at all mary. Weaver was there at the start of blogging for me and for many others including Rachel and Tom Stephenson . She was a constant to our ups and downs She has many dear friends here and in reality
Anon, why is it when something so incredibly sad is happening to someone like Weaver, a soul so many of us love and admire. Even though we have never met her. Why oh why can some people not keep their hateful comments to themselves. It shows a very unbalanced mind I am sure. Please keep us up to date ,John or Rachel. So many of us like you both ,care about her. Love Fish xxxp
So good to learn that Rachel heard from dear Pat and appreciate your passing on the news with the link, John. Wish we could send more than virtual hugs to her. Am glad Weaver's namesake is zooming and hope her sister is, too.
Saying goodbye is so often not done for a myriad of reasons. So Rachel’s contact with Pat was so lovely and so Weaveresque The friend and the hospice nurse in me wants that the appropriate meds in that syringe driver are up and running if needed That house will be full of her carers I know that
moving post here today, John...... I did not *know* Weaver but she is in my thoughts on her journey. May her remaining time be peaceful indeed......she has done what she needed to do. Thinking of you both.....and all her dear friends and family. Susan M/ Calif.
Thank you for the update on Weaver... I don't follow many in blogland but went and had a look at her blog when it was mentioned she was unwell. She writes in a calm and practical way and is very easy to read and imagine the scenes she sets for me looking on from afar. I wish her much peace at this time.
Thanks for the update. Weaver always seemed such a grounded and kind person. Not everyone can be so practical and calm at the end of their life, but it doesn't surprise me that she is. I wish her a peaceful passing.
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ReplyDeleteThank you for the update, and the link. Where the conversation is warm, caring, and a very moving tribute to a wonderful lady, who clearly had more friends and followers than she ever knew about. Very touching God bless her.
ReplyDeleteThank you for posting the link to Rachel’s blog on the update.
ReplyDeleteThanks to Rachel, Pat clearly feels closer to her than you John. You will be disappointed not to be in the center of it all but I am sure you will thank Rachel sincerely and not allow misplaced jealously to get in the way as she steps in to support Weave (and us).
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredibly sad and nasty thing to say
DeleteI agree John. But with your counseling, you can attribute Ute this to a broken person. Which is very sad. And compared to someone like Pat who is very positive, interesting and giving. Peace to Pat, you and Rachel
DeleteThere is pain in the comment for sure and that saddened me
DeleteI thought maybe weaver is writing her farewells as she finds energy. It doesn't mean John is less valuable to her
DeleteI thought the same as kylie
DeleteDear Pat, I hope you go gently into that good night. You touched more people than you'll ever know. Thank you John and Rachel for the update. xx
ReplyDeleteThank you John.
ReplyDeleteSpelling centre “center” narrows Anonymous down a tad!
ReplyDeleteThey won’t want to be narrowed down or made to feel less; what a pathetic way to run one’s life, just being unnecessarily mean to others.
The title of today’s post gave me a mini fright so I was relieved to read on.
I read Rachel’s blog and - like yourself - she talks the truth.
Don't be fooled. She did that to make us all think anonymous is American! Gwen
DeleteOh yipee! So we only have all of America to search for the anon!😄
DeleteIt's good of you to share that link to Rachel's blog with us John, thank you,
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Not good at all mary. Weaver was there at the start of blogging for me and for many others including Rachel and Tom Stephenson . She was a constant to our ups and downs
DeleteShe has many dear friends here and in reality
I hope Pat can feel the comforting presence of her loved ones past and present x
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing update, I am glad she is peaceful and heading gently into that good night x Jane
ReplyDeleteThank you JOHN for your kindness x
ReplyDeleteThank you John and Rachel, we all miss Weaver’s blog and will truly miss her when she moves on. Gigi
ReplyDeleteI’ve just seen village leader ian who was tickled pink that you fancy him
DeleteThank you John and Rachel.
ReplyDeleteDear Pat, I shall be holding her in my heart in the coming days. Kath x
ReplyDeleteThinking of Weaver. Thanks, John and Rachel.
ReplyDeleteAnon, why is it when something so incredibly sad is happening to someone like Weaver, a soul so many of us love and admire. Even though we have never met her. Why oh why can some people not keep their hateful comments to themselves. It shows a very unbalanced mind I am sure.
ReplyDeletePlease keep us up to date ,John or Rachel. So many of us like you both ,care about her.
Love Fish xxxp
Peaceful is the way to be at one's life end. Thank you for the update. x
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ReplyDeleteThank you John. - Jackie
ReplyDeleteThank you John. I wish her a peaceful death.
ReplyDeleteThank you, John dear.
ReplyDeleteThank you for letting us all know.
ReplyDeleteThanks from me too xx
ReplyDeleteSo good to learn that Rachel heard from dear Pat and appreciate your passing on the news with the link, John. Wish we could send more than virtual hugs to her.
ReplyDeleteAm glad Weaver's namesake is zooming and hope her sister is, too.
Hugs!
Saying goodbye is so often not done for a myriad of reasons. So Rachel’s contact with Pat was so lovely and so Weaveresque
DeleteThe friend and the hospice nurse in me wants that the appropriate meds in that syringe driver are up and running if needed
That house will be full of her carers I know that
Don't worry John, end of life care will be in situ.
DeleteI know that, weaver and I have talked about the merits of medication a lot recently , I like to think it was my final and practical gift to her
DeleteYou are a good man, John Gray.
DeleteHer house might well be full of carers but only you would know how to do it properly
Deletemoving post here today, John...... I did not *know* Weaver but she is in my thoughts on her journey. May her remaining time be peaceful indeed......she has done what she needed to do. Thinking of you both.....and all her dear friends and family.
ReplyDeleteSusan M/ Calif.
Thank you for the update on Weaver... I don't follow many in blogland but went and had a look at her blog when it was mentioned she was unwell. She writes in a calm and practical way and is very easy to read and imagine the scenes she sets for me looking on from afar. I wish her much peace at this time.
ReplyDeleteThank you John - she will be missed by so many people.
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Thanks to both for sharing xx
ReplyDeleteThanks for the update. Weaver always seemed such a grounded and kind person. Not everyone can be so practical and calm at the end of their life, but it doesn't surprise me that she is. I wish her a peaceful passing.
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