Friday 14th October
Today is Dad’s birthday, and I’m sure you would have wished him a Happy Birthday in your own cheeky and mischievous way.
We missed you being here today; celebrating birthdays is really not the same anymore. It’s all a bit low key now. Rather muted and quite sombre. Almost as if you’re not allowed to smile and have fun. I know it shouldn’t be that way, and you certainly wouldn’t want it like that, but it just seems disrespectful, or unnerving somehow, to ‘celebrate’, knowing you’re not here to join in.
Thinking of you always.
Missing you like crazy.
Love you forever.
Beloved Angel son.
xxxxxx
Dad, your brother and you. Australia 1990
You, your brother and Dad, climbing trees in our garden. Australia 1991
You and Dad, on your 7th birthday. Merimbula, NSW.
The Journey of My Left Foot (whilst remembering my son) 
So beautiful.
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Thank you.
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Birthday greetings. Grieving has no specific timeline.
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Thank you for your good wishes, and for understanding.
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I love the photos! You are right-birthdays aren’t the same.
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Thank you.
And yes, nor will they ever be again.
Take care.
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Such lovely pictures!
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Many thanks.
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You’re welcome.
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x 😃 x
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Always heartfelt xxx
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Thanks Lynn.
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Good slideshow
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Thank you ~ Google pictures created the slideshow for me, though!
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Lovely photographs…and belated birthday wishes!
There is no timeline for grief – every person grieves in their own way. It’s all relative and individual.
*HUGS*
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Thank you for your good wishes and caring thoughts.
Most kind.
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