Friends of the friendless
A journey to gratitude33 total reviews
Comment from Alexandra Trovato
.This is authentic and relatable. There are mire people alone than we think. I spent long days and nights for decades completely alone. I understand it can get dark. Because winter is darker too, try to counteract it.
Maybe once a day post a few jokes here. I'll read and reply. Consistency is so important and the caregivers you have are happy to spend time with you I'm sure. Write a super hero poem or story about caregivers who live super he t I double lives, fiction.
You have people who care.
I do.
Have a good day,
Alex :)
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reply by the author on 19-Dec-2024
.This is authentic and relatable. There are mire people alone than we think. I spent long days and nights for decades completely alone. I understand it can get dark. Because winter is darker too, try to counteract it.
Maybe once a day post a few jokes here. I'll read and reply. Consistency is so important and the caregivers you have are happy to spend time with you I'm sure. Write a super hero poem or story about caregivers who live super he t I double lives, fiction.
You have people who care.
I do.
Have a good day,
Alex :)
Just one note
group of soldiers were (not was)
Comment Written 17-Dec-2024
reply by the author on 19-Dec-2024
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Thanks, Alex, for the six stars and awesome review. I don't tell jokes so that won't work and I don't like to write fiction so that won't work either. Thanks for the suggestions, I know your heart is in the right place.
Happy Holidays, my friend!
Jesse
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I got that going for me. Yes. I support whatever you choose for you. :)
Holidays are stressful. Jan 2 will be here soon. ;)
Comment from Cecilia A Heiskary
What a wonderful, but sad story. It sucks not having friends or family around at this time of year. You are never alone Jesse you have all of you friends here on Fanstory. I too have no friends other than my Fanstory friends. It helps me get through my day.
This is a heart tugging story
Cecilia
reply by the author on 19-Dec-2024
What a wonderful, but sad story. It sucks not having friends or family around at this time of year. You are never alone Jesse you have all of you friends here on Fanstory. I too have no friends other than my Fanstory friends. It helps me get through my day.
This is a heart tugging story
Cecilia
Comment Written 17-Dec-2024
reply by the author on 19-Dec-2024
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So we have that in common not having friends other than here on Fanstory. Thanks for the kind and thoughtful review.
Take care, my friend!
Jesse
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Yes sir we do. This is the best set of friends I have ever had. It's great to be part of a community where people genuinely care.
Have a great evening my friend
Comment from Peter Jarvis
Journey to Gratitude" is a deeply personal and heartfelt piece that captures the essence of loneliness and the search for connection during the holiday season. The narrative starts with a nostalgic reference to "I Love Lucy," using humor to juxtapose the current sense of isolation. This sets the stage for a poignant exploration of the author's feelings of abandonment and longing for human connection.
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reply by the author on 19-Dec-2024
Journey to Gratitude" is a deeply personal and heartfelt piece that captures the essence of loneliness and the search for connection during the holiday season. The narrative starts with a nostalgic reference to "I Love Lucy," using humor to juxtapose the current sense of isolation. This sets the stage for a poignant exploration of the author's feelings of abandonment and longing for human connection.
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Comment Written 17-Dec-2024
reply by the author on 19-Dec-2024
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You nailed it on the head, Peter, with this revealing review. I long for connection of the human kind. Person to person talks and hugs go a long way toward fulfillment of the personal kind.
Jesse