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I hope no-one takes offence, especially not Beverly. Should you read this, I wish you and your children all the strength you need in the near and far future, and I wish there was something more I could do for you than send you virtual hugs.
If my post is inappropriate in any way to anyone, please say so to me or an admin so it can be removed.
I read about Robbie saturday night before bed, and it made a rough night for me and an even rougher day. Robbie has been on my mind all day today. I've only known him through the short time he and Beverly were a part of this forum, and only know about the small part of their lives that had to do with Robbies bizarre problems with his blood sugars, and his very enthousiastic ways he tried to tackle all the new problems he encountered. Shortly after Robbies introduction on our forum he forced his better half to get aquainted with us, himself being too ill to post. Since that first rough start, both Robbie and Beverly have kept informing us about all the ups and downs that were happening in their lives. There were a lot of them, and I've never heard of a heavier diabetic rollercoaster than theirs. I have been happy with their ups, and sad, angry, scared and frustrated with their downs. Apart from informing us, Robbie also found time to reassure others, and Beverly has more than once urged us to take care of our own diabetes, all in the middle of a very stressful time.
I don't know how to deal with the last news. I've never been part of an online community before, exept with people I know in real life as well. This feels the same as someone you know and feel for dying. Exept no one I know knows him.
Hey, I know, for me tomorrow's just another day, not like Robbies loved ones in real life, but I still have a difficult time.
And once again, Beverly, I wish I could give you something more substantial than a virtual hug.
Love, Antje.
Edited to add a link to the pinned post about Robbie, for everyone who has missed it: http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/very-sad-news-of-our-friend-robbieswan.130597/
If my post is inappropriate in any way to anyone, please say so to me or an admin so it can be removed.
I read about Robbie saturday night before bed, and it made a rough night for me and an even rougher day. Robbie has been on my mind all day today. I've only known him through the short time he and Beverly were a part of this forum, and only know about the small part of their lives that had to do with Robbies bizarre problems with his blood sugars, and his very enthousiastic ways he tried to tackle all the new problems he encountered. Shortly after Robbies introduction on our forum he forced his better half to get aquainted with us, himself being too ill to post. Since that first rough start, both Robbie and Beverly have kept informing us about all the ups and downs that were happening in their lives. There were a lot of them, and I've never heard of a heavier diabetic rollercoaster than theirs. I have been happy with their ups, and sad, angry, scared and frustrated with their downs. Apart from informing us, Robbie also found time to reassure others, and Beverly has more than once urged us to take care of our own diabetes, all in the middle of a very stressful time.
I don't know how to deal with the last news. I've never been part of an online community before, exept with people I know in real life as well. This feels the same as someone you know and feel for dying. Exept no one I know knows him.
Hey, I know, for me tomorrow's just another day, not like Robbies loved ones in real life, but I still have a difficult time.
And once again, Beverly, I wish I could give you something more substantial than a virtual hug.
Love, Antje.
Edited to add a link to the pinned post about Robbie, for everyone who has missed it: http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/very-sad-news-of-our-friend-robbieswan.130597/
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