Comments on: “When life gives you lemons, just shut up and eat your damn lemons “

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By: Dawn

Dawn — Fri, 07 Jul 2006 16:33:48 +0000

You know that I love you just the way you are. And I’ll even sing it ala Billy Joel if needed

By: V-Grrrl

V-Grrrl — Fri, 07 Jul 2006 14:12:03 +0000

People think grief is all about seeing sad and weepy or silent and withdrawn or stoic and wise. Grief is anger, irritability, denial, numbness–a scope of emotions as deep as it is broad.

Don’t let anyone tell you how you “should” feel or act.

By: mothergoosemouse

mothergoosemouse — Tue, 04 Jul 2006 14:22:46 +0000

Elizabeth, may I second what Catherine said? I haven’t been here lately because you’ve not been updating in my Bloglines. I feel terrible that I haven’t been here for you. Please don’t think it was intentional.

That said, I have to agree with talking to your primary care provider. Maybe a script isn’t necessary, but it never hurts to get some insight into how you’re feeling, especially with the out-of-the-ordinary stress you’ve been under.

And don’t you dare change a thing before coming to BlogHer. I can hardly wait to meet you.

By: E.

E. — Mon, 03 Jul 2006 00:03:46 +0000

Someone I know (not me, I swear, NOT. ME.) when her father was dying of cancer was really, really concerned because it was her last semester of college and it was the day before finals and she had to leave the state. Was she worried about her dad? Yeah, but she was really worried about her finals and graduation. I know, selfish twerp, right?

You show me the person who reacts rationally to a death in the family, and I’ll show you someone who had absolutely no relationship to the person who died.

By: Nancy

Nancy — Sun, 02 Jul 2006 02:06:39 +0000

Woo hoo! Definitely, a troll means you’ve arrived.

Obviously MissA does not have a CLUE about you. She does not know you and she doesn’t even try to understand (or maybe she is too damn dense.) It’s completely normal to react to upsetting events with stress, and that by no means minimizes the grief and sadness you are feeling. MissA, you need to get a life and go find someone else to be bitchy with.

And by the way — can’t wait to see you at BlogHer. You are YOU, the person I can’t wait to meet regardless of weight or manicure status or hairstyle or clothes. You’re a great person inside

By: table4five

table4five — Sat, 01 Jul 2006 02:18:56 +0000

So what’s the protocol here? Do I leave MissA’s comment up even though she doesn’t know me at all and obviously didn’t even read the post all the way through before commenting? Anyone else want to bet that she is also “Annie”, who complained about how I wrote about needing to catch up on housework yet had written her own post about SHAMPOOING HER CARPET and posted a PHOTO of her STEAM CLEANER?

Gosh, my very first troll. I guess I’ve arrived, huh?

By: Lanna

Lanna — Fri, 30 Jun 2006 21:09:32 +0000

You are going to BlogHer as *yourself*, not someone else. So whatever you look like, feel like, etc. at that time is you. And they’ll love you. Besides, you have to go so we can live vicariously through you.

I totally hear you on the life disruption thing, got some of that happening over here myself (but I can’t post about it on the blog yet until my parents get ahold of my sister).

By: MissA

MissA — Fri, 30 Jun 2006 18:47:53 +0000

So let me understand this… Your mother in law DIES and you’re pissed because it upset your routine? Sounds like a completely sensitive route to take. I hope your husband cared more for her than you obviously did.