I hope things calm down for you

Hang in there; drama fades

Drama = pain. So sorry to hear. Reach out to your friends at times like these. They are there always there for you. Better days will come! You deserve everything.

Just got back in town and saw this.

I hope you and yours are well, and that the coming week is drama-free...

I had major drama recently too, so I just sent an off-the-grid hello.

Please don't feel obligated, even a teensy bit, to respond in any way; I just wanted the door open if it was helpful.

Oh, dear! I hope this week is better. :/

. . . 'tis misfortune that awakens ingenuity, or fortitude, or endurance, in hearts where these qualities had never come to life but for the circumstance which gave them a being.

For all their strength, men were sometimes like little children.
Lawana Blackwell, The Dowry of Miss Lydia Clark, 1999

Dear, dear lady... I have never replied to your blog, although I read it faithfully. You are a brilliant woman with fascinating descriptions of your colorful and unlikely life. Your comment yesterday about the loss of your first son has left me reeling. I could hardly sleep last night and have been thinking about it constantly today. You have lived out one of my worst nightmares. I want you to know the pain I have been feeling for you. You may have tired long ago of others' sympathy and condolences, but by revealing this horrifying detail of your past you have offered to your readers an entirely new dimension of your character as a writer and observer of human experience. I have an even greater respect for your perspectives. Thank you.

I have hidden away from my four children more than once today to pray for you. I feel a strong burden for you right now. Know that there is someone out there, right now, interceding for you and lifting you up.