Jim Reeves

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Ya, they say a parent should never have to bury their child. You'll never know just how much I care. He was my first true love, my best friend, I just seem lost without him. He was such a loving and caring child before.

Please, I can't lose my son, I love him so much. There were no warning signs he was a healthy little boy he was fine all day!

Jim Reeves

Why do we often take for granted the very things that deserve our gratitude the most. We do this with both people and possessions. The problem is many people do not realize this until the situation has come and passed. We take things for granted on a daily basis, always with the assumption that whenever we need something, it will be there. Enjoy the little things in life because someday you will realize they were the big things. Just because something becomes repetitive does not mean it needs to be replaced. Think of how lucky you are to have someone you can be completely comfortable around, that is a true gift and one that should be cherished at all times. Appreciate all the things you have in life because you never know when that time will end. The problem is that when they do realize it, they will come crawling back. Everyone falls into the trap that the grass is always greener on the other side. You need to make it clear that you forgive one time, and one time only, and if this is what you truly want. People make mistakes and leave the things they love most. They fail to appreciate the good thing they once had and as a result will continuously regret their decision. People constantly want something more, something you never know how much i love you, but sometimes the most valuable things are what have been with us at all times. Happiness will never come to those who fail to appreciate what they already have. I have introspected my relationship a a lot. At one point I was so convinced about the action I was taking. I was waiting for her to apologize for a gross mistake she made and had rationalized completely. I was convinced myself if she doesn't want to apologize and leave me I will be totally fun. What good the life would be living with a person who doesn't see her mistake even after pointing out. But I guess my rational mind grossly ignored my emotions and pain of losing someone dear. She put a dagger in my chest by simply not apologizing. I waited for 8-9 months for her to do the right thing but according to her right thing to do was move on. She found someone she loved and posted on Facebook timeline, that pained me like never before as if she just turned the dagger rather than pulling it out. I kept my straight face and congratulated her. But a month has passed since that episode and still I feel great loss. Before our relationship, I was doing really good in life and even for her when I proposed she seemed like on cloud 9. Now after the relationship I am still having a great job and everything but I am totally disoriented and living life one day at a time. I don't find other girls interesting and waste my time thinking about her and making up stupid stories where I somehow drove her to do what she did. So, I feel, it's not that we realize their true value but because of our pain we exaggerate their value to us. My father passed away Last weekand it has been awful for me. I wasn't very fond of my dad when he was alive, I used to push him away most of the time. He didn't live with us so I didn't really see him or talk to him unless I wanted to. I ignored his calls and texts sometimesand I really really regret it. I used to hate him ,or at least I think I did. I blamed the poor man for every tiny obstacle i had in my life. But the day he died I realised how much I loved and still love him. I found my pictures all over his bedroomand I also found out that I was the last person he talked to on the phone right before he died 11 minutes before he died. That day I realised that I've lost the person who loved me the most in this world. So yes it is very true that you don't realise what you have until it's far gone. I cannot think of a case where this was true for me. I worry about people obsessively, and I have abandonment issues. The thing that makes these things particularly difficult to manage, is that more than once, the thing that I have obsessively worried about, has actually happened, i. For me it is easy to value people, but I have to be careful to avoid suffocating them with my worrying, and and also you never know how much i love you myself from becoming so emotionally dependent on them that losing them would devastate me. I think a most of the time people know exactly who is important to them. To me it seems like people spout this cliche in one of 2 circumstance. Any popular trope that makes some generalization about life is probably not entirely true. In this case, you're citing a variation of you don't know what you've got till it's gone. Here's an example of a trope: the early bird gets the worm. Here's a counter-argument which also holds true: the early worm gets the bird. You never know how much i love you more accurate to say you only feel the pain of loss when someone is gone. Have you ever had a pain in a tiny muscle you never think about. Suddenly you realise that you use that random back muscle for a lot of things. It even hurts when I'm lying down. You are inclined to take properly working muscles and people in your life for granted, and then such things are taken away and you miss them. On January 19th, 2018, as usual, I woke up, completed my morning routine and then went to sit down on my work station. And before I knew it - I had to give to the service center for repairs. Once I came back home, I switched on my Mac Book Pro and guess what the exact same thing happened. Once again I had to go and give it to the service center for repair. Today, 26th January 2018, I finally got my iMac back. I can tell you without a doubt, how much I appreciate and respect my machine. And how much I realize how it made life easier for me. From the connectivity, the speed, the accuracy, the functionality - every single thing - I just could feel the difference. And that is why I am grateful to what I have now. So in answer to your question - this is exactly what happens when we lose something that is important to us but what we take for granted.

He loved the lake, the sun, the fun. You went away and my heart went with you. Time flies so fast it hurts so bad but I know when it is all over he will be in heaven with his father and also with the Lord. He will always be in our hearts for every. Jeanine Tesori and Dick Scanlan's previously unheard 'The Girl in 14G' allowed her to show off her opera training as well as her scatting abilities, and she fearlessly and successfully took on the ghost of Mary Martin by covering 'I'm a Stranger Here Myself' from One Touch of Venus. He was my everything in life, and I do believe it has only been through the grace of God that I have got to this point and I look so forward to the day I meet with him again. It's more accurate to say you only feel the pain of loss when someone is gone. This is Sinatra at his early best, brimming with youthful confidence and romance on such classic sides as 'Hello Young Lovers', 'Embraceable You', and 'April in Paris'. Please encourage everyone because He still sits on the throne. So with our elder son, we agreed to each take a new direction together for ourselves, to hopefully somehow accept there is life without our youngest member of the family. Backed by the Coffee Club Orchestra, the resident backup band for City Center's Encores! Maybe they are going through some pain.