The Callum thread

I'm very sorry to hear that Brad. I can't fix it, but wish you all the best.
Don.

Yesterday Jan would have been 78. Not the same thing, I know. My sisters remember my brother, who would have been 86 next month, but he died 77 years ago.

Scabs are supposed to bleed, Brad. Eventually they heal over, but a cut so deep will leave a scar only you can see, but you will see it always.

I know you know this, but grief is a journey that never ends; the view just changes.

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Originally Posted by Tins

I know you know this, but grief is a journey that never ends; the view just changes.

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I know you know this, but it's pretty **** isn't it?

Dad did his "cadetship" with 6 guys. 4 are dead. "Cancer". All came in every morning to blow the asbestos off their drafting boards because the entire building was 'lagged with asbestos'. Out of the 2 remaining, only one doesn't need daily dialysis. So from 6 there's one.

As for Callum, there's a "shrug of the shoulders". Never exposed to bastardry, just was in the wrong place in the wrong time when the finger came down. You know I'd trade places with him in a minute.