Thank you, it's good to hear from you. I hope all has been well with you. Sorry that I didn't stop by sooner, I ran into a couple of issues. I must ask, which bell are you ringing? A beckoning bell, or a sinister bell?
Thank you, it's good to hear from you. I live in a suburban/rural area so we cannot get any great speeds around here. I honestly haven't fooled around with it too much, but I may at a later date. I also have quite a few crossplay titles, maybe like 4 or 5?
I hope everyone is doing well and took advantage of the flash sale. I ended up buying too many games from that sale. I bought; Hyperdimension Neptunia Tales of Heart R Sword Art Online: HF Hand of Fate (PS4) and Monster Monpiece, just for you ScotDamn. I already had a huge backlog, now it's even longer. Why did I buy all of those games you may ask? I have a problem and I need help. *sniff* *sniff* I'm currently playing through Bloodborne on PS4 and Daganronpa 2 on Vita. What are you all currently playing?
Hey Anubis and vita friends Hope you're all keeping well. I just wanted to give an update on my Dad. My Dad passed away on April 14. My Dad received his fourth chemo treatment on April 2. He had two more to go after that. We found out in emergency that Dad's immune system was wiped out and he had a major infection. His blood work done on April 1 was good readings so something happened that should not have. Just after Dad died his oncologist came into the emergency room and was incredibly stunned. He told us that Dad was doing so well in his treatment that he was lessening the amount of drugs each subsequent treatment. The oncologist told us he killed our Dad and took full responsibility. Heavy stuff indeed. I'm doing alright with good support around. I'm 51 years old but still I was someone's' child. The torch has been passed to me Thanks for your interests and concern All the best
Sorry to hear the sad news. I was in your position in 2009 with my mum so I know what you are going through. It gets easier over time but you never forget.
Thanks very much for the comforting words. Yes my dear mother passed away last year in July. I carry two torches now
Hey, I'm glad to hear from you again though I wish it was under better circumstances. I'm so sorry about your father. I hope that you and the rest of you're family are making out okay in such a tough time. If you ever need someone to talk to or anything else, I'm sure we all will be there for you.
Thanks very much for your kindness. i can honestly say I'm the luckiest person to have had the Mom and Dad I had. So thankful The abundance of warm memories sure does help I still keep an eye on vita releases and check out this thread once in awhile in between the mountain of work to do Very helpful this thread Take care
Wow I'm so sorry to hear that. Reading this really makes me realize and remember that I'm happy and lucky for the people in my life. I have a little one on the way in October and life starts all over. Life is crazy. Again sorry for your loss, man.
yep - all the very best, Capricornman - there's actually not a day goes by when I don't think about my dad - normally when I look in the mirror now! - so sorry to hear, sir, but all the best going forward.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuiiGTg0l6g @Capricorn: I'm really sad for you buddy. He's in a much better place and finally at peace. Big hug and don't hesitate to drop a PM if you need someone to talk to.
Thanks very much. Yes enjoy life and smile a lot. Each of us have much light to share Thanks and best wishes with the little one coming in October
Thanks so much Yes every day I commune with my Mom and Dad. When I look in the mirror or look at my hands they're my parents face and hands in many ways That's very comforting to know All the best to you!
Thanks so much. Yes my parents are at peace in heaven this I know. United in love and light Kind regards
Oh, man, sorry to hear about that! That sucks. I'm almost 55 and both my parents are gone, and the torch was passed to me also. I know how it feels to suddenly realize you are the lone soldier now. A buddy of mine who's 61 just lost his mom the end of last year and now his dad a few weeks ago. Telling him how lucky he was to have had both his parents around this far along in life didn't seem to offer much solace for him I'm afraid. I've learned that no matter how grave a parent's health situation is, and you know the end is near, you're never really ready for the inevitable when it does finally happen. Best regards from me, bud!
Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions Evolved will be coming to Vita next Tuesday! (Finally!) And as an added bonus, it'll be free for PS Plus members!
I bought it for PS4. Excellent game. Actually great on ios as well but dual stick shooters are always better with real sticks.
Thanks very much friend. Losing my parents in a nine month span both tragically to medical mishaps is heartbreaking and frustrating in so many unimaginable ways. My heart goes out to you about your parents My oldest brother is 59 and feels robbed of Mom and Dad. Luckily for us we were incredibly close to our parents and that's helped It's that groundless feeling that takes some getting used to Learning to be fundamentally happy even though things are not going good in life Appreciating the time I had with my parents Appreciating life though time is fleeting Thanks again for your condolences Best regards
Thank you for that as well! I hear ya. For me, there was/kinda still is, that lonely feeling of knowing I don't have the two people who you trust the most in this life who love you more than anyone else unconditionally to be there to answer any of life's questions I have with the wisdom only they could provide. The honesty they gave me with only the best of intentions 'cause of their love for their oldest son. That empty feeling and knowing now I must deal with everything by myself and I'll never see them again hurts me so much. I realize I'm up to the task now that I'm older, but still, somehow in my mind I have a little bit of feeling that I am not. Does that make sense? Anyways, like they say, life goes on, and we'll be okay, for it was them who guided us this far, right?! I have an eighteen year old daughter who's now into adult-hood, so the quest goes on.... Time is indeed fleeting.
Yes the loneliness . It's when I have something I'm so eager to share with my parents and then I realize I can't...that hurts I can relate to everything you're saying and thanks for that. It's very comforting I don't think anyone has got it figured out One thing I try to do often is throughout the day just cease all activity for a few minutes. Just quiet myself and become more aware of my breathing and simply say thank you no matter what might be happening at that moment Every day I say thank you to Mom and Dad...how could I not Sometimes that torch in my hand is more like a flash light yet I'm still here kicking around in the dark doing okay Sometimes I glow brilliantly not necessarily of my own doing As you've said we will be okay