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She has had a bad year in a few ways one of which was a bad car accident that scrapped her car, she is fine but the stress got to us both.
She recently sold her beloved Ducati M695 to save money which was tough on her too but apart from that and far more serious is her poor aunt! Her aunt has had Parkinsons disease for a while but recently suffered a massive stroke and is now at deaths door.
Jayne has been attending her aunt and supporting the family every night for day's now and is worn out coming home late etc.
Here is a picture of Jayne with her bike just prior to it's sale.
Oh Lord, why don't Ya just shoot Me now.... A gorgeous Wife that Had a Ducati and had to sell it. Holy Moly. I have ridden Honda's,Norton's,Yamaha's,A BMW,and now a Kawasaki. Wow, Prayers Sent.
Hobie wrote:Jayne, it might be work, it might be sad, but you will NEVER regret being there for your auntie.
Yep - one of the most important times in the 'circle of life' is the closure, and after all is said and done, the best way is usually for the family to be as together as possible then, as with other major life events. Cherish the time.
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Thoughts and prayers sent. Life's a bumpy road that if we don't hold tightly to each other can seperate the best of us. Hold on tight.
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May your rifle always shoot straight, your mag never run dry, you always have one more round than you have adversaries, and your good mate always be there to watch your back.
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Tough break mate, thinking of you and yours.
You take good care of her and she'll get through it.
but hell man, that thing is not a girls bike
Bob
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Hobie wrote:Jayne, it might be work, it might be sad, but you will NEVER regret being there for your auntie.
Yep - one of the most important times in the 'circle of life' is the closure, and after all is said and done, the best way is usually for the family to be as together as possible then, as with other major life events. Cherish the time.
Much agreed here. Good show Jayne. No matter how you feel you've not done enough, you have. Her life has been better because of you. You've been her angel.
Thanks from all of us for your good work. Heal well.
Nath, I'm very sorry to hear of the hard year it has been for your wife. I will certainly remember her in my prayers this week. May the worst be behind her and the future be bright.
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