Seems like you were sort of missing for awhile, but you are such an inspiration and we love you. Love to hear your thoughts on resignation now after the many years you courageously worked to advocate and carry the torch.

R.

cl2...One of my favorite posters. So much wisdom.

Me and my mom always read her stuff.

Lil Doggie, don't you mean yer mom reads it to you? Just sayin' - and woof, I LOVE dogs, but they generally can't read too well.

Been going through some issues where mormonism is concerned--and being a mother is concerned. I always NEED this place more at those times. I never could have made it this far without this board!

Anyway--you brought me to tears! Thank you!

> Anyway--you brought me to tears! Thank you!

Then I guess we are even :-)!

GLAD you're around!

SWAK

R.

I agree! I've only been reading for a couple days, and the posts I've seen combined with the lovely welcome post you gave me really got me liking everything you have to say! You are inspiring!

And StalkerDog--I DO LOVE DOGS! My 14-year-old King Charles spaniel is laying right here. Isn't doing so well today.

I really needed a boost lately.

cl2 is the coolest! even if she doesnt have the bestest doggie in the world.....i do! :)
my stubborn obnoxious little chow chow named Sampson!! i hope your doggie feels better cl2..... worst day of my life when i had to put down the other bestest doggie in the world.... my 1st chow chow...Bear!!

cl2, I too have enjoyed reading your posts over the time I have been here. You have truly been through hell and back with your marriage, the churches influence with it etc. Oh and your daughter being TBM now, (I think she still is) certainly must be a challenge.

I too am glad to still see you here and helping others through this journey. Peace,

D. Lamb

I don't want to go without noticing those who have posted. I'm quite a reserved and shy person IRL--and some days I post on here and think, "Oh my--I SAID THAT!" But it has been really therapeutic for me to come to terms with my life experience and I have learned to not regret what happened to me. I read so many sad experiences here and think how lucky I am--I didn't feel that way before I came here.

And, yes, my daughter is TBM right now. I try to be patient. I believe she is trying to be HER OWN PERSON, when in reality, she is being just like her mother . . . (only more extreme). And my son--he is trying to prove to his "pure" sister how evil a twin he can be . . . so I'm having SUCH FUN these days. So--this board helps me see my life with some perspective.