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10/10/2007 6:00:38 AM	Been reading the threads.
lenor Lisbon, ME age: 60	Hi again everyone. I have been reading all the threads and they are all very interesting. I am 60 and widow. My husband was diagnosed with Mesothelimona in July of 2005. We had to go to Boston for an EPP (lung, diagphram and lining of heart removed) Went through the chemo in January of 2006 started radiation in March 2006. Day before he finished radiation, April 16, 2007 (Easter Sunday) he passed away. Blood clot to the heart. Been alone now for 1 1/2 year. Having a hard time adjusting to losing my best friend, lover and soul mate of 42 years. Just was wondering if anyone has any suggestions as to how to get out into life again, when you never had to be alone. Thanks for any help.
10/10/2007 7:11:28 AM	Been reading the threads.
shepherdgal Flint, MI age: 55	Oh hon.. I'm so sorry for your loss. Hon.. where you clicked this Forum 50+...instead.... scan up to the other Forums... on the top..in blue it says "Introductions" This Forum where we are at now, is where people under 50 aren't allowed. You will get more posts from everyone on here if you introduce yourself to the whole site.
10/10/2007 7:24:36 AM	Been reading the threads.
lenor Lisbon, ME age: 60	Thanks, I finally did that.
10/10/2007 7:26:24 AM	Been reading the threads.
shepherdgal Flint, MI age: 55	You're on your way now. Catching on fast. Lots of good people here.
10/10/2007 4:04:27 PM	Been reading the threads.
thepkk Springfield, MO age: 52	I am confused she shows her age as 60
10/10/2007 4:14:58 PM	Been reading the threads.
cmed68 Poquoson, VA age: 63	Lenor: I have lost family, friends, and seen up close others who died from the big "C." I am a survivor myself (prostrate) and fortunately for me it was detected very early. Was you husband in the Navy? I am guessing due to the diagnosis you give - lots of asbestos back from the 1970s and prior. I was in the Navy 20 years. My heart goes out to you and I know what you went through was extremely difficult. If you want to get back into the mainstream this is normal and you deserve it. You may want to try at your age some of the fraternal organizations, church, etc. Take your time and don't rush. In good time you will connect probably sooner than you think. God bless.
10/11/2007 10:16:52 AM	Been reading the threads.
lenor Lisbon, ME age: 60	Hello again. Why confused thepkk? I am 60.
10/11/2007 7:46:52 PM	Been reading the threads.
cottagebithec Utica, NY age: 60	Hello, I hear what you are saying and I know where you are. I had a very similar experience... it will be three years in March. I can only tell you that the grief process is different for everyone, but I found that reaching out to a grief support group helped me develop new friendships with women and men who had recently lost their spouse and the process helped me work through a lot of the pain. What was most helpful was a journal. I started it soon after my husband died. I would look back at early entries and I could see the healing through my own words and the tear stained pages. It is a safe place to gently pour your heart. Didn't know about the intro thing. I'll have to do that. Pretty new here too. God bless and welcome, Cottage.
10/12/2007 4:51:50 PM	Been reading the threads.
lenor Lisbon, ME age: 60	Hi CMED Thank you so much for taking the time to say something to me. No my husband was not in the service. He worked at a shipyard from 1964 until the day he was diagnosed. It is a terrible disease and just hope the friends that he had during that time does not get the same thing. They said if it is going to become dominant it happens within 30 years, and sure enough it did. Just this week I have been thinking about joining some support group. Maybe could meet some friends there. I am sort of on the shy side, so this will be hard for me. But am considering it. Thanks again.
10/12/2007 8:05:30 PM	Been reading the threads.
iamawoodturner Mountain Grove, MO age: 56	hi lenor,,hope you feeling alright,, yes for some people support groups can be a very good place to help start a new begining to a new way of life,,talking openenly with friends can help to,, i know people say it takes time,just try to remember the good times you had and believe that they will happen again in your life, and they will,,
10/14/2007 10:08:21 AM	Been reading the threads.
waytogo51 Prairie Grove, AR age: 51	Just keep talking on these forums. It does help get you noticed. i get a lot more e-mails and winks now since I have gotten on here. Good luck and my prayers are with you.