Friday, August 25, 2017

Karyoke

My husband just came home from the grave side. He washed the stone, and took fresh flowers and water. It continues to be dry. Poor birds can't get any worms from the grass. Tonight, we are going to play karyoke. The family friend who Deborah sang with is bringing over his professional machine. I don't know who will be here. Maybe just us two old folks will be here;  as my girls want to be outdoors enjoying the sunshine. Deborah sang the song Heroes with this young man, who would eventually be her pall bearere after her suicide. I am feeling sick to my stomach just writing about it. Three years has passed.  Unsanctioned safe injection site in ottawa Activists pop up these sites in light of the opioid crisis. My daughter had a psychosis break 6 months prior to her taking her life. There was no fentanyl back then, only alcohol, and marijuana. She was only a weekend user in our thoughts. We thought she would 'outgrow her typical teen year behaviors like her three other sisters did. We were wrong ofcourse. How would we have known she had bi-polar perhaps, anxiety, depression. She was a perfectionist, and very emotionally invested and giving.

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