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Re: True Tori: Your Feedback

sharonpalmer — Tue, 03 Jun 2014 06:25:39 -0000

I'm in Nashville as well!
"NASHVEGAS SUPPORTS TORI!"
We Love You!
--Area 615!
<3

Re: True Tori: Your Feedback

sharonpalmer — Tue, 03 Jun 2014 06:16:47 -0000

sue -- she lives there, methinks... (it would explain a great deal.)

Re: True Tori: Your Feedback

sharonpalmer — Tue, 03 Jun 2014 06:14:10 -0000

We know the facts. (We don't know the feelings.) DROP THE "HOMEWRECKER" BIT ALREADY! It's redundant. And it serves NO purpose.

Re: True Tori: Your Feedback

sharonpalmer — Tue, 03 Jun 2014 06:04:12 -0000

Thank You H.B.! Good grief! I, too, was wondering what happened to human compassion and empathy. "Let he is who is without sin cast the first stone!" Come on, now. Let's be human. Or humane. Preferably both...

Tori is in a VERY fragile state at the moment. Do none of you haters CARE that you could help push her over the edge? There are names for that, and most are in the DSM. Tori is making the best decisions she can. When your world is being ripped to shreds, how clear is YOUR mind? Hmm?! Give Tori a BREAK! (Yes, Colleen; I have her back too. Shovel it on me. See if I care. I'm a psychologist; let's swap "Trash of the Trade!") (Umm -- sarcasm. I'm not sullying this site any further than it is already has been.)

Now... Tori, I hope you make it to this post. I mentioned on another page that you and I have somewhat parallel lives. In many areas. My second husband cheated on me. We didn't have a happy ending; he was diagnosed with cancer soon after, and didn't win that fight. My mother and I have a relationship that reminds me of you and your mother's... She and I had been incommunicado for ten years, and I asked for a reconciliation a little over a year ago. That ended -- in a very ugly manner -- last month. I'm still reeling from that mess. I was unable to have children, and regret it deeply. I hope your babies bring you more joy than you can almost stand! And there is hope for you and Dean; I know there is. Both of you have scars going back into your childhoods. You probably both should have had intensive therapy long before this. But at least you are now! And no matter what, you will emerge with a better understanding of, and appreciation for, yourselves! I am familiar with your reluctance to "let go." But you know you need to. Cry, scream, punch pillows, smack things with batakas.... Let it OUT, girlfriend! It gets better... I swear it does!! Find some calming music, get very "zen," journal (for your eyes only!), burn incense... You'll make it. I did.

To end (for now!) -- I want to ask why people are slamming on Tori's APPEARANCE?! Holy moly -- have you no compassion whatsoever? Or has this page become a "troll magnet?" If too many trolls show up and take over, you may want to take this page down, Tori. Or move it. Or put "safeties" in place. You don't need to read some of this mess. You really don't. It's coming from an ugly place, from some questionable people. You need uplifting messages, words of comfort, and plenty of encouragement. People going on and on about you not brushing your hair in a photograph is -- silly. All things considered...

You are well-loved, Tori. And several of us "weirdos" have your back! And will continue to do so! God's richest blessings to you and your entre family. ~Namaste~

Re: My Brave Girl

sharonpalmer — Tue, 03 Jun 2014 04:41:39 -0000

I hesitated to say anything, but now that it's been posted: ditto regarding the ice cream. For a little while, anyway. Dairy can be quite the stinker... (And I love it, which is sad for me!) Sorbets would be nice, though?! ;-)

Re: My Brave Girl

sharonpalmer — Tue, 03 Jun 2014 04:33:49 -0000

I was 17 when my tonsils were removed. It was -- unenjoyable. To say the least!

Re: My Brave Girl

sharonpalmer — Tue, 03 Jun 2014 04:31:21 -0000

My deepest sympathy and empathy, Tori. For everything going on in your life right now. I know so much about what you're going through; our lives are so parallel... I was never able to have children, though, and my soulmate (who cheated on me) died of cancer several years ago. My mother's and my relationship is -- not good. To put it mildly. We just had a major row last month, and our year of reconciliation -- after ten of separation -- ended. We are no longer speaking. Again... It's complicated. I've seen snippets of tonight's episode, and while I can't know what's right for you, I wish you the best of everything, and much happiness and love. Hugs to your little trooper, Stella, and the whole family! <3

Re: Tori Spelling other woman Emily Goodhand does exist despite TMZ assertions

sharonpalmer — Tue, 03 Jun 2014 03:58:21 -0000

Her mother and my mother would be fast friends.... Tori's relationship with her mother reminds me so much of mine with my mother! It's almost eerie. Our lives are almost parallel, in many ways. I feel for Tori. I don't believe karma is used as a "punishment." And Tori is going through he**... She's not acting. Not about this. I don't understand why people want to bash on her so much. She seems like a sweet person, and a loving mother, and a VERY hard worker. She doesn't "deserve" what so many people are overly happy to say that she does...

Re: Tori Spelling other woman Emily Goodhand does exist despite TMZ assertions

sharonpalmer — Tue, 03 Jun 2014 03:51:55 -0000

Okay, repeat that please? Is it Tori you're calling a lazy druggie, or her late father? I believe you got it wrong, regarding either of them...

Re: Tori Spelling other woman Emily Goodhand does exist despite TMZ assertions

sharonpalmer — Tue, 03 Jun 2014 03:49:27 -0000

Mehran has been in a few segments. I expect he prefers to discuss the matter in private with Tori, and is doing just that.

Re: Sometimes Healing Doesn't Arrive How Or When We Want It To

sharonpalmer — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 02:07:40 -0000

I am a Christian with several serious health issues. Four of them are chronic and disabling. Both of my parents are now Methodist ministers. They help me -- NONE. In any way. Even though my mother is also an RN. My father has a doctorate in education, so he's no slouch in the IQ department either. I don't want to start slamming my family in public, but... It's really not necessary, is it? I have lived all of my life as a help-ER, and don't really know how to be a help-EE. But I'm learning, since the few people who DO help me deserve my gratitude and a willingness to show that gratitude. I blame no one for my ill health and associated struggles. I ask God for His help, and thank Him when I get what is needed. I don't get "extras" but I am alive, with the help of a handful of loving people who are true Christians. Nothing I have is terminal -- that I know of. It's all chronic, and exhausting. Sometimes I wonder why I continue to fight. Then I remember that my life is a gift, and is precious, and I pick up my sword once again.

I expect no one to help me in any grand manner. It's been 12 years, and it hasn't happened yet. I fear what will happen to health care. But I continue to fight, to live, and even to laugh when I can. I am grateful for what I have, and try not to think of what (and who) I don't. There are millions more of me out in the world, but no one thinks of us. If you feel thusly led, please add us to your prayers? Believe me; we appreciate them! God bless everyone who is ill, whether terminally or chronically. And God bless the humanitarians who help any one of us in our time of need.

In His name...