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Two Day Training in
Clinical use of the Restorative Retelling Model
An evidence based treatment for traumatic grief after a violent death.
Research is recent in its finding that violent loss bereavement can be even more painful than bereavement following non-violent death and often involves symptoms of unremitting depression and PTSD. (Kaltman & Bonanno, 2003; Zisook, Chentsova-Dutton & Shuchter, 1998)
Save the Dates: November 13 & 14 in San Diego, CA ( registration and CEU credit information coming soon)
The Instructors
Edward Rynearson, MD
Edward "Ted" K. Rynearson, MD, is a clinical psychiatrist and researcher from Seattle, Washington, where he founded the section of psychiatry at the Virginia Mason. In addition to full-time clinical practice, he has served on the faculty of the University of Washington as a Clinical Professor of Psychiatry. For over 30 years, Dr. Rynearson has maintained a particular clinical and research focus on the effects of violent death on family members and has been published in clinical papers, book chapters and two books, Retelling Violent Death and Violent Death: Resilience and Intervention Beyond the Crisis. He has delivered numerous national and international trainings on the management of the clinical effects of violent death, and with grant support, founded the non-profit organization the Violent Death Bereavement Society (www.vdbs.org), establishing an informative network for service providers, teachers and researchers of traumatic grief after violent death. Dr. Rynearson lives on Puget Sound where he rows each dawn in his rowing scull (weather and tide permitting) and almost always sees a seal or an eagle.
Connie Saindon, MFT
Connie Saindon is a licensed Marital and Family therapist. She is listed among the few specialists in the field of violent death bereavement. In 1998. She founded the Survivors of Violent Loss Program in San Diego which is now the Violent Loss Resources website (www.svlp.org). She has provided program development, clinical services, and training and supervision to medical residents, interns, and area clinicians. She has provided specialized services in violent death bereavement since 1995. She is the author of two books: The Journey, Learning to Live with Violent Death and Murder Survivors Handbook: Real-Stories, Tips and Resources winner of the Benjamin Franklin Gold Award, Best in Self Help category. She contributed to the original pilot study of the Restorative Retelling model showing significant decrease in symptoms. Her most recent research, published in Death Studies, Fall 2013; consists of analyzing twelve years of data for participants using the Restorative Retelling treatment model. Her commitment to violent loss bereavement has been inspired by the murder of her sister in 1961. She is semi-retired and has a bi-coastal life style. Connie is still active in downhill skiing and daily walking with her dog Lizzy a bichon havenese. She continues to provide support to those who work with this challenging reality.
Violent Loss Resources Newsletter, May, 2017
Topic of the Month:
Traumatic Grief after Violent Dying Conference
News: Free Monthly Meetings in San Diego as well as upcoming
Restorative Retelling Groups.
Resources of the Month: South Africa, Philadelphia, Christine Grimmie
Inspiration: Sandy Hook Four Years Later
Question of the Month-What are you doing to move forward?
Topic of the Month: Traumatic Grief after Violent Dying Conference held April 8 & 9 in La Jolla, CA received outstanding reviews from attendees, presenters who donated their time and the planning committee who worked on this project for a year.
Here is what they said:
The most valuable part was the experienced speakers and the depth of knowledge from the presenters. the survivors insight was invaluable.
Best conference I have ever attended. Usually I am waiting for the conference to end, but not this time. Thank you again for an outstanding conference. I have received overwhelmingly positive feedback from my staff.
The resounding passion of professionals who work with these issues.
Beautiful, comfortable venue, well-organized presentations, and a jaw-dropping series of speakers . There was a sense of shared purpose that could not be denied. People are very excited about Restorative Retelling.
Best conference we have ever held.
Stay tuned to where the next conference will be, and let us know if you wish to partner with us to bring one to your city. Follow this newsletter blog or contact Laura Jeffs, at Virginia Mason Separation and Loss services. firstname.lastname@example.com
For more photos of the conference go to Saturday Photos and Sunday Photos
Free Monthly Meetings in San Diego are starting as well as upcoming Restorative Retelling Groups and Services. Restorative Retelling is an evidence based approach that has helped reduce the symptoms for survivors that have lost someone to a violent death. The first meeting is May 16, 6:30pm in convenient Mission Valley. Contact Tammy Carter, MFTI for more information and the address at 619-685-0005.
Resource of the Month: This section of the newsletter usually introduces you to one resource but this newsletter is different. Three new resources will be added as we are excited about the important work they are doing. Please visit their websites and thank them for being a part of the solution and helping to expand resources for those following a violent death.
National Homicide Justice Alliance/ Justice for Alex Now
We are families of murder victims who are uniting to find justice for our loved ones, to support one another to find healing and promote peace in our communities.
Their Vision: To facilitate the union of a grassroots alliance of families of homicide. We are the persons most directly affected by homicide and gun violence. We will focus on determining our own needs as families of homicide victims, advising, fostering programs, and promoting legislation, which will work for peace and justice and the cause of families of homicide victims.
The Christina Grimmie Foundation
On June 10, 2016, Christina Grimmie was a fan favorite of NBC's The Voice who died of gunshot wounds inflicted in a targeted attack that followed her concert performance in Orlando, Florida.
Her foundation was set up as a legacy to her and her website says: Some stars shine so brightly that they shine forever. When families encounter tragedy, we support them, with love. The Christina Grimmie foundation exists to support families who have lost a loved one to gun violence and support for families facing breast cancer diagnosis.
Modiegi Sekedi Motlhabane Foundation
The foundation is an Nonprofit located in South Africa founded after the murder of her daughter by her mother Patricia who writes:
Good evening, this e-mail serves the appreciation of finding your program of the impact of violent death to families-restorative retelling model on the internet. I am one of the mothers impacted.I was doing a lot of mistakes when running the homicide support group without guide lines/materials, but since I started studying your collaboration data my practice has improved a lot, I wish to see you visiting SOUTH AFRICA, people here are brutally murdered to xenophobic, taxi war, bank armed robbery, intimate relationships and so on, families need to be attended but how, so many marches were done but xenophebic attack is prolonging and dying violently is spreading. This Foundation was the recipient of several of The Journey Workbooks.
Inspiration: 60 Minutes Returns to Newtown
In case you missed it, click on the link below to catch the 60 Minutes follow-up with families in Newtown who lost first graders and educators. There are touching messages of the forever pain that exists and inspirational missions that families are working on to make a difference and honor their loved ones.
Jimmy Greene: There have been those that have said things like, "You know, so you guys are good now?" Or "I hope you've had some closure to your daughter's murder." In the back of my heart and I know in Nelba's, as well, it's like our family will never be intact again. Our daughter, Ana, was 6 years old.
60 Minutes returns to Newtown Four Years Later
Question of the Month-What are you doing to move forward?
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Check out this editorial by the LA TIMES 3/31/17
The death penalty doesn't bring closure so much as it extends trauma
Quote: "studies have found that capital-murder trials and executions rarely bring a sense of closure, or peace, to the families."
Quote: "Grief, as those who have experienced it can attest, never really goes away. But it does fade with time. It takes much longer to fade, however, if the criminal justice system, in its misguided thirst for taking one life to atone for loss of another, forces the grief-stricken and traumatized to keep reliving the moment — cruel and unusual punishment, if you will, for those who are guilty of nothing."
Thanks to Larry Edwards for forwarding this information. In my work with families since 1995, I concur with this editorial as this is the sentiment I hear from most families.
Appreciations to all who ask the important questions of what truly helps these families. It may be that we need to reduce blaming anyone and look at what we steer people towards. There are few studies that give us this information.
When the criminal justice system does its job it has put someone away that is a danger to society and prevented someone from being wrongly convicted. It is not the solution for families who say they have a life sentence. The criminal justice system is designed to deal with the crime and the criminal. It's job is not to resolve the trauma that impacts folks whose loved one was murdered. While there is room for them to reduce adding more trauma to families, it is not their job to work with the traumatic grief that accompanies homicide.
As popular a topic as Murder is, there is still too few resources for families after a murder. This overwhelming, intense and horrific experience puts families at risk for depression, post traumatic disorder and substance abuse. Family includes up to 11 members not just the one you see that may speak for the family. The absorption in the criminal case prevents most from getting the trauma support that would alter their longer term adjustment.
Instead there is a misguided push by many around these families and the families themselves to seek and get justice via the criminal justice system. Families become absorbed by the workings of a system they know little about and have little voice in.
Families do not realize this until sometime after the sentence is passed. They live four or more years waiting for a trial to end with interruptions, postponements and lives on hold. Families who's case got "life in prison without the possibility of parole" escape the revisiting of their case by periodic and painful reliving of parole hearings but true justice for all would be to have their loved ones returned. There are many who never see their case go to trial.
So, let's not argue about who is or isn't doing something but move to work together and not make claim that any one of our solutions is THE SOLUTION. We all have something to contribute and survivors voices will light our path.
Thank you for all that you do,
Connie Saindon
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April 8 and 9, 2017
Traumatic Grief after Violent Dying Conference
Virginia Mason Separation and Loss Services and UC San Diego, Department of Psychiatry, are pleased to offer a two-day conference on Traumatic Grief after Violent Dying on Saturday and Sunday, April 8 and 9, 2017 from 8:30 am – 4:30 pm at UCSD's International House in La Jolla, CA.
With generous support from the Caldera-Saindon Grant, we are able to offer this two-day training for a fee of only $150/person plus an additional $35 for 15 CEU credits.
Featured speakers (partial list):
- Ted Rynearson, MD, Clinical Professor, University of Washington and Medical Director, Virginia Mason Separation and Loss Services
- Richard Gold, MA, Founder, Pongo Publishing
- Larry Taylor, DMin, BCC, Chief Chaplain, VA San Diego Healthcare System
- Lori Montross, PhD, Family Support Psychologist, Moores Cancer Center
- Summer Stephan, Chief Deputy District Attorney, San Diego County
- Vilma Torres, LMSW, Director, Safe Horizon Bronx Family Justice Center
- BethAnn Holzhay, MSW, Director, Bronx DA Crime Victims Assistance Unit
- Connie Saindon, MA, LMFT, Founder, Survivors of Violent Loss Program
- Saul Levine, MD, Professor Emeritus, UC San Diego
- Charles Nelson, PhD, Founder/Director, Crime and Trauma Recovery Program
- Sidney Zisook, MD, Distinguished Professor, UC San Diego
- Robert Neborsky MD, Clinical Professor, UC San Diego
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Violent Loss Resources Newsletter, October 1, 2016
- Topic of the Month: Victim Impact, Justice & Unsolved Cases
- Question of the Month: What mistake do you want to help others avoid?
- News: Hotline/Chatline crime victim centered and trauma informed
- Resource of the Month: Crime Stoppers
- Inspiration: Kaila Quote
Topic of the Month: Victim Impact, Justice & Unsolved Cases
One thing we are certain of … anyone who has lost a loved-one, and then goes through a criminal trial, whether it is a death-penalty case or not, knows that, in the end, there are no winners, no closure, no "happy endings." What was done can never be undone … (Valeria)
Today, judges are compelled by law to give co-victims an opportunity to address the court. All states guarantee the right for those who have been most affected by a crime to present a written or oral statement in court. This is called the Victim Impact Statement.
Most of the time this opportunity is at "sentencing." The decision is up to the judge, but you will probably have an opportunity to read your statement in court. These reports become part of the record for this case. The judge may allow Victim Impact Statements to be submitted from different people who have been impacted.
Up to this point, the voices of co-victims have not been heard unless they were witnesses. An impact statement gives them an opportunity to speak on behalf of a loved one. This one chance to be the voice puts great pressure on co-victims to make sure it is complete and right within the limited time they have to speak.
I have heard several co-victims lament over what to say and worry they will be unable to read their statements in court without breaking down. You may appoint someone to read it for you. Again, check with your Key Contacts about what is allowed in your situation and have a backup plan.
Whether or not your case gets to a Sentencing Phase, this type of report is valuable for each person to complete and have as a family record. Writing down the story of your experience can be of great value to you and others over time. Once written down, you can edit it and refer to it so that you will not need to tell the story over and over again to new people in your world.
Justice requires more than holding offenders accountable. Yet we minimize a victim's pain and suffering, and pretend that criminal convictions are a sufficient balm. We must meet our obligation to victims, not just because we are a compassionate society, but because helping victims rebuild their lives is an essential component of justice. (Susan Herman, 2010)
"True justice cannot really be achieved." I hear this again and again. Listening to so many of you that when all the legal process is over, and the sentence you hoped for has occurred, true justice is not possible as there is no getting our loved one(s) back. The perpetrator may be held accountable by the legal system, but he or she has already "gotten away with murder." Co-victims are challenged with having to reconcile this fact and rebuild their lives in spite of this reality. This is hard work.
"Getting closure" usually means only that an aspect of the journey after a murder will not be repeated, such as when there is a trial and someone is found guilty. Usually, but not always, that work is done and there is closure to that activity.
Murder cases can go unsolved not only for decades, but for centuries. For co-victims, this fact is just as disconcerting as the murder case itself.
- Survivor writer Marina has no hope of getting justice in the legal arena but finds ways to direct her rage and find hope.
- It took 33 years to get justice for the death of Debra Davis, one of the victims of a notorious crime boss in Boston.
- Dee's family waited 13 years for cold-case detectives to find a pattern in the death of five women. Looking at their cases together led to a suspect and convictions. (Scream at the Sky)
- Joselyn Martinez, a 36-year-old actress, cracked a cold case by tracking down her father's killer 26 years later, and handed her work over to detectives.
- The movie "No One Killed Jessica" tells the true story of model Jessica Lall, who was shot dead while tending bar in a New Delhi restaurant. Although a trial was conducted and dozens of witnesses testified, the suspected gunman was acquitted. But media outcry and petitions to the president from her sister and a journalist led to a reopening of the case and subsequent conviction.
- Actor Dylan McDermott solved the mystery of his mother's tragic murder 45 years later, after he discovered police had covered it up. He was just five years old when it happened.
When a new angle is identified, or a new timeline has passed, Crime Stoppers can help bring public attention to the unsolved case. For another example, The Pasadena Star News agreed to publish pictures and background information on any unsolved homicide case in Los Angeles on the newspaper's website. Additionally, the newspaper highlights an unsolved case weekly. It only takes one person, one call, to turn an unsolved case to solved.
Read much more in Murder Survivor's Handbook …
Question of the Month: Was justice served in your case? What tips do you want to help others avoid?
My parents' case has been stalled since 1980. For three years I stayed in contact with the FBI agent in charge of the case, hoping for justice for my dead parents. Since then, I have reviewed the case and the evidence, and written a book about the case to disclose information that had never before been made public. (Harrier)
I am very bitter about my experience with the justice system. Statistically, it is a system with a fifty percent failure rate. That is unacceptable, yet we are taught that the American system of justice is the best in the world. Really? Would you buy a two-story house with a missing second floor? Would you ever climb on a jet if you knew it might crash fifty percent of the time? Would you keep your money at a banking institution with a fifty percent default rate? You can call it a justice system if you please, but I call it the Busted System. So what if some people think it's the best system in the world? That may or may not be true—it's a big planet. But to me, the American legal system is merely the cleanest dirty shirt in the closet. (Marina)
People think that if you receive the sentence you asked for then justice was served. However, in reality they got away with murder because our (loved ones) are still dead. I find no justice in that. I thought that when I heard the words: guilty, guilty, guilty, and I left the courtroom, in some way I would feel differently. I didn't. I took a small measure of pleasure that he was going to have to spend the rest of his life in a cage; that he didn't get to walk out of the courtroom a free man. (Rose)
News: Hotline/Chatline for Victims of Crime Support. The State of Iowa has just launched a state hotline for crime victims and co-victims that not only provide resources but a daytime chatline: one-on-one chats in real time that are victim-centered and trauma-informed. This phone system for resources is available 24/7. Imagine this available in your state. Imagine a state or national hotline/chatline for those who have lost someone after a homicide. Talk with them about what is involved in setting this up. Contact <firstname.lastname@example.com> regarding the hotline and <firstname.lastname@example.com> about the Chatline .
Resource of the Month: Crime Stoppers
Crime Stoppers first began in Albuquerque, New Mexico, during July 1976, following the fatal shooting of Michael Carmen while he was working one night at a local filling station. After two weeks the police had no information when out of desperation Detective Greg MacAleese approached the local television station, requesting a reconstruction of the crime. The re-enactment offered US$1,000 for information leading to the arrest of the killers.
Within 72 hours, a person called in and identified a car leaving the scene at high speed, and he had noted its registration.
Crime Stoppers USA is the national Crime Stoppers organization that spans the United States to create a network of local programs that work together to prevent and solve crimes in communities and schools across the nation. Check out their successes and find them near you: www.crimestoppersusa.com
Let someone make you smile, let someone make you laugh, allow yourself to be happy. You could be a blessing that someone else needs. ( Kaila)
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Violent Loss Resources Newsletter, September 1, 2016
Topic of the Month: Prosecuting the Case, Continued
Question of the Month: What happened in your case?
News: National Day for Remembering Homicide Victims
Resource of the Month
Topic of the Month: Prosecuting the case, Chapter Seven, Murder Survivor's Handbook.
While there are many families who do get their case heard in a court of law; there are those who are still waiting for their day in court. This newsletter will address cold cases in the future. In this issue we will focus on those who do get to go to court. The following is an excerpt from the book:
Prosecutor Prior writes the following questions on the back of her business card and encourages families to ask the questions each time they meet:
When is the next court date?
What can I expect?
Will anything new happen?
Is the case still going as planned?
What can I do to help?
Prior to court, I was told how I should act and dress; I was told to refrain from losing my mind and trying to kill this murderer, or at least that's what I heard. I dressed nicely and answered the questions, but if looks could kill, I was trying . . . it didn't work. (Kaila)
Trial Timeline
- Pre-Trial Conferences
- Jury Selection
- Trial Starts
- Opening Statements
- State Presents Its Case
- Defense Presents Its Case
- Rebuttals by Prosecution and Defense
- Closing Arguments
- Jury Instructions
- Verdict
- Sentencing
Twenty-eight years later an arrest was made. After two years of court hearings, a plea agreement was reached for 2nd degree murder. (Halia)
More Surprises:
- Request to change the venue (location) of the trial.
- Attempts to keep witnesses from testifying.
- Your loved one is described in discrediting terms. This may have already happened during police interviews.
- Disappointments can occur when the prosecutor does not take into consideration what the family wants. One mother was convinced that her son's murder was a hate crime. She remained angry at the prosecutor for not adding this to the charges.Read much more in Murder Survivors Handbook.
Question of the Month: What happened in your case? Can you relate in some way to the above excerpt? What tips do you have for others?
News: Mark your calendar. National Day of Remembrance of Murder Victims is September 25. Thanks to Parents of Murder Children (POMC) who worked to have this day every year set aside to put on different events to honor murdered loved ones. Activities encourage support for families and communities. Check your local resources for activities in your community.
If you are in San Diego go to the link below for more information about the event.You will be given the opportunity to speak about your loved one's life, who they were and how you would like them to be remembered. Ceremony for National Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims. Saturday, September 24 at 10 AM – 1 PM. Details: https://www.facebook.com/events/185416058528433/permalink/210963475973691/
Resource of the Month: Victims of Crime Resource Center, University of the Pacific-McGeorge School of Law, http://www.1800vivtims.org/
Inspiration: Take a look at images of previous River of Remembrance events on the Annual Day of Remembrance of Loved Ones of Murder Victims put on by Survivors of Violent Loss.
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Violent Loss Resources Newsletter, June 1, 2016
News you can use … collected for you in May. (Scroll down to see all)
Contents will vary somewhat month to month, as we close out this month, our contents include:Me
Topic of the Month: The Homicide Investigation
Question of the Month: What tips and lessons would you like to pass on to others?
Resource of the Month: Black's Online Law Dictionary
Inspiration: Some things have to be carried …
Book Resource: R.I.P Memorial Wall
Topic of the Month: The Homicide Investigation
Excerpt: Murder Survivor's Handbook, Chapter Five:
In the United State of America, one person is murdered every 35.6 minutes. (FBI, 2010)
Your life has been thrown into a well-developed system, a paramilitary system: the criminal justice system. More than likely you have had little experience with this system, and no matter how many movies or TV shows you have watched, you probably know little of how the system actually works.
Richard Wissemann, Supervising Investigator for the San Diego District Attorney's office, says, "The real problem is that most people believe CSI is truly real, including the families and, unfortunately, the Jury. DNA cannot be identified in half an hour. [TV watching] can hurt as much as help your case."
It's important for you to remember that law enforcement's primary duty is to the deceased, not to the survivors. In their effort to protect the integrity of the case, law enforcement will share little or no information with you. Respectfulness by all sides will go a long way in helping here.
I was surprised to learn that I knew nothing about the legal system. (Kaila)
The problem for survivors is that they want answers to their questions, but the investigators won't provide those answers if it is premature.
Tips for Dealing with Law Enforcement
- Develop a good relationship with your investigator. You are on the same side. Their style and what they must do may result in only a good but not great working relationship.
- Many people wonder why police don't question the suspect first. Here is an example, from Michael Corwin's Homicide Special (2004), on the way detectives may proceed to question the list of people who have knowledge of their murder victim:
They decide to approach the case . . . in concentric circles, interviewing peripheral players first, then gradually moving inward . . . and finally to potential suspects. . . . Interviewing the suspects (first) would be useless, as the police have no witnesses, no concrete evidence, and no leverage.
The beginning of a criminal-death investigation has as many variations as each murder has. One variation is shown in a movie made in India called No One Killed Jessica (2011). This movie reveals how a rich kid, in spite of many eye witnesses, got away with murder. Only after a journalist rallied public support did the legal system eventually take action, many years later, and get a conviction.
Question of the Month
What tips and lessons would you like to pass on to others about the Homicide Investigation?
Keep an open mind. Acknowledge that when a family member is involved, you cannot be objective.
I don't have any tips or lessons. This phase of the process did not last long enough. But don't imagine that a quick arrest means automatic success down the road.
Stay as calm and respectful as possible. If you rant and rave, the police will shut you out and not keep you informed. Remember that you want their concentration to be on finding the killers and not on dealing with hysterical family members
Take notes all along the way and document details about your contacts and the process.
Read more in Chapter Five of Murder Survivor's Handbook.
Resource of the Month
Black's Law Dictionary: Free Online Legal Dictionary
Black's Law Dictionary, the trusted legal dictionary of law definitions and terms for over 100 years. The 2nd edition has over 15K legal terms for your business and research use.
Not All Homicides Are Murder
In Chapter Five of Murder Survivor's Handbook there is a section called: Not all homicides are are murder. Many of you question the charge that is being pursued in your case. The book lists several different categories of homicide, manslaughter, and murder, with a description of each.
There are many terms that you will hear in the beginning of the investigation that will both confuse and baffle. I was told about Black's Free Law Dictionary from someone who works in the attorney general's office in Florida when we exchanged ideas at a conference. Many survivors and advocates do not understand many words they are introduced to. I have used this resource myself for this book.
If you are like me, you may want to read the definitions more than once. The amount of stress you are under will challenge comprehension. Check with your key contacts regarding their use or understanding of these terms, especially as it fits your situation.
We are not expected to have a criminal law degree, so I hope this resource will help you. We have words for different areas of our lives at home, work, and pleasure for deeper specificity. I have words that fit inside my world of cooking, photography, and psychology. Criminal law has its own words as well.
What legal terms baffled you? Add your Voice and Tips
Inspiration by Tim Laurence, Journalist and Psychotherapist
My mentor, Megan Devine, has so beautifully said: "Some things in life cannot be fixed. They can only be carried."
Grief is brutally painful. Grief does not only occur when someone dies. When relationships fall apart, you grieve. When opportunities are shattered, you grieve. When illnesses wreck you, you grieve.
Losing a child cannot be fixed. Being diagnosed with a debilitating illness cannot be fixed. Facing the betrayal of your closest confidante cannot be fixed. These things can only be carried.
Book Resources
R.I.P Memorial Wall Art by Joseph Sciorra & Martha Cooper.
In the city of New York, families rarely get to visit the grave site of their loved ones, as the cemeteries are outside the city. In response to this difficulty, Memorial Art honoring loved ones are placed on walls near where family and friends can gather for remembrance activities. This is a photo book of this important art.
What you missed last month:
Resource of the Month: VACC: Victim Assistance Coordinating Council
Topic of the Month: The Early Response
Question of the Month: How did you find out about your loved one(s) death? Tips?
News: Meet the MSH Team Eleven-Plus
Book Resources: All the Wrong Places: A life lost and found by Philip Connors, author of Fire Season
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Violent Loss Newsletter, May 1, 2016
News you can use … (scroll down to see all)
Contents will vary somewhat month to month. As we close out this month, our contents include:
- Resource of the Month—VACC: Victim Assistance Coordinating Council.
- Topic of the Month: The Early Response
- Question of the Month: How did you find out about your loved one's death? Tips?
- News: Meet MSH Team Eleven-Plus
- Book Resource: All the Wrong Places: A Life Lost and Found by Philip Connors, author of Fire Season
Celeste Hunter received the Victim Advocate Award at the Annual Candlelight Tribute held during National Crime Victims Week by the VICTIM ASSISTANCE COORDINATING COUNCIL. VACC is a San Diego-based nonprofit umbrella organization composed of crime victims and a broad presentation of service providers vitally involved in various aspects of crime victim assistance. Its website is designed to provide information, options and resources available to victims and survivors of crime.
VACC is dedicated to providing better services to victims through the collaborative cooperation of our members from law enforcement, local government, medical and mental health agencies, and other victim service providers. The council is especially involved in educating the community about the plight and special needs of crime victims. Visit Victims Assistance Coordinating Council website and contact them with questions about how to set this up in your community.
When a loved one dies, you may wonder: Who are all these people?
A flock of people become a part of this new life that no one wanted. Who they are is truly overwhelming for the family. They may include: law enforcement, homicide investigators, medical examiner, crisis interventionists, chaplain, victim advocates and more.
Excerpt from Murder Survivor's Handbook: Real-Life Stories, Tips & Resources, Chapter Four, by Connie Saindon, winner of the Benjamin Franklin Gold Award for Best in Self-Help, presented by the Independent Book Publishers Association:
One of the hardest jobs is to tell someone they lost a loved one. (Hendricks, 2006)
I learned of the death of my sister from my mother. I asked if they had found her, and my mother's voice cracked in a way I had never heard before. "Yes, she is in the morgue." (Halia)
"I'm sorry to tell you he expired."
"Expired? What does that mean, expired? Milk expires, food expires, people don't expire. They don't have a date stamped on their foreheads. What do you mean he expired?" (Bucholz, 2002)
Displaced anger and rage are understandable. Blaming family members, law enforcement and yourself is common. While understandable, it doesn't help. You need safe places and people to express this hurt. Displaced anger and judgments can interfere.
Life becomes instantly complicated, accompanied by waves of the most intense pain and chaos. It is as if nothing else matters. Not eating, not taking medicine, not picking up children or not feeding the dog. Everyday maintenance becomes secondary to the focus on this still shocking news. First responders are there to attend to some of the initial activities. Friends, neighbors, and extended family may be needed to take care of forgotten tasks.
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Get EVERYONE'S business cards so you have contact information, and keep everything in a large envelope so it stays together and you aren't struggling to try to remember who was who and who does what. (Rose)
As a survivor, tend to your grief, your emotions. I did not. In a criminal case, it's easy to set that aside while you search for a reasonable explanation for what happened and to see that justice is done. That search consumed me, and 30 years passed before I truly addressed the underlying emotions associated with the deaths of my parents. (Harrier)
I learned that the detectives and the DA are just doing their jobs and can't help the family of the victim. The most helpful people in my case were the staff and secretaries at the court offices. (Kaila)
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Black's Law Dictionary— Free Online Law Dictionary
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All the Wrong Places: A Life Lost and Found by Philip Connors.
I was drawn to this book when I heard an interview on PBS.
On page 210, Connors writes: "… the mind of the suicide survivor tends to be haunted by the thought that the dead passed judgment on the living, and that whatever else a suicide signifies, it can't help but contain the message that none of the living were enough of a sustaining connection to temper the allure of self-annihilation."
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2700 E Hutton Rd Wooster, OH 44691
Courtesy: M C Real Estate Cerenna Solecki
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This is a terrific ranch home sitting on 3.8 acres just awaiting a new owner. This ranch has three bedrooms and two full baths; (Basement is plumbed for bath), and home is in move-in condition. A new deck has been installed off of garage, and you have a deck off the eat-in kitchen. The kitchen is large and has lots of countertops, cabinets, desk area, direct-exhaust vent outside and two pantries. Hall bath has a stand-up shower with seat and grab bars. When entering the home from the two car garage, you enter through a breezeway that is totally enclosed and heated and cooled with its own thermostat and has a separate entrance. Owners took the mechanicals to the basement leaving loads of closet space. The home has a reverse osmosis system for its water. The basement has insulation in the eves, built in wooden storage shelving and is a walk-out. The property comes with a 24â X 24â pole barn with concrete floor. Driveway has pines for privacy and has been freshly blacktopped. Driveway has a turn-around area. Call soon for your private showing. You donât want to miss this one!
1097 Wildwood Dr Wooster, OH 44691
Courtesy: Marinello Realty Robin Long
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Welcome to your dream home. You will not want to leave once you have entered. This home has everything you could think of. As you enter this house you will be welcomed by a grand entry with detail to the steps leading up to 3 bedrooms with walk in closets and 2 full bathrooms. You will find a large dining room to the left and the office and master bedroom to the right. You will be able to entertain in the kitchen with a big beautiful counter and the open concept family room. The master bathroom will keep you warm with heated floor. From the family room you can relax in your living room with a gas fireplace or entertain on your 20 x 29ft deck with composite flooring. The owners will leave the gazebo for you. With the 4 car garage you will have plenty of space for your cars and more. You will find privacy in your professionally landscaped yard.
Courtesy: Marinello Realty Samantha Berry-Wallery
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Super cute 3 bedroom, 1 bath cape cod on large corner lot with 3 car garage. Many updates included in this well built home. Finished lower level, spacious living room, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath on 1st floor with 3rd bedroom on 2nd floor. Great front porch plus small sun room.
2615 Larch Dr Wooster, OH 44691
Courtesy: RE/MAX Showcase Tom Davis
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Countless possibilities at 2615 Larch. This home has been beautifully maintained and has quality throughout. As you enter the large foyer...a stunning living room with a fireplace & attached sun-room flows nicely into the formal dining area and spacious kitchen. Real hardwood floors, new window treatments and new stainless steel appliances are just a few examples of the quality you'll find. The square footage allows for plenty of space for a growing family and/or entertaining. The finished lower level is great! This area has a second kitchen and offers even more finished living space. If you're looking for a property that offers quality, a great location and a gorgeous lot, this is your home! Another spectacular feature is the home sits on 3 stunning acres with a freshly painted, 2-story barn and 2 of the 3 acres are fenced pasture. This property is must-see for someone with a few horses or a 4-H project! The barn would also make a fantastic wood-working shop or storage area. Offering acreage, great country views, a barn that's in great condition, a quality home with nearly 2,700 finished sq.ft...this property really would fit a variety of needs. Call for a tour.
752 Lincoln St Wooster, OH 44691
Courtesy: ACC Home Realty, LLC Staci Gardner
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Nice Updated 2 bedroom 1 1/2 bath just a few blocks from The College Of Wooster. This home features a nice size living room, separate dining room and updated kitchen with stainless steel refrigerator, electric stove and built in dishwasher. Bedrooms and bathroom are located upstairs. Bedrooms and hallway have newer carpet and bathroom has updated sink, cabinet and medicine cabinet. The basement was previously finished but will need some TLC the half bath is in the basement. Home has hard wood flooring in dining room and living room, updated light fixtures throughout. Enjoy the nice size shaded, fenced back yard and patio off of the back of home. One car detached garage is attached to the neighbor's garage. This home is in the First Look Initiative period for first 20 days on market. Owner Occupant only through October 10. This home is move in ready.
1516 Hickory Ln Wooster, OH 44691
Courtesy: Marinello Realty Jonathan Nester
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Welcome home to this wonderful ranch on almost one acre. This home has newer windows, newer furnace and A/C and is ready for someone to make it their own. Bedrooms all have hardwood floors underneath carpet. Spacious finished lower level with half bath. Home also features a beautiful enclosed porch to sip your morning coffee and take in the view. This is one that you won't want to miss.
Courtesy: Howard Hanna Zachery Rollins
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Welcome home to this completely updated ranch condo in the heart of Wooster. The home features one floor living with main floor laundry. The living room features high ceilings and updated flooring. The kitchen has been recently updated with new counter tops, dishwasher and fresh paint. Both bedrooms are generous in size and have walk-in closets. The master features an ensuite bath with double vanity. The lower level is fully finished with plenty of room for entertaining and another full bathroom. Call today for your tour and make this maintenance free home yours!
755 Flag Stone Ave Wooster, OH 44691
Courtesy: RE/MAX Showcase Cindy McCory
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Ideal family home located in the community of Sandstone Ridge just north of Wooster. This 3 bedroom, 4 bathroom (2 full and 2 half) home has been updated and well cared for. Great for entertaining, enjoy the newly finished family room/bar area in the lower level. The outdoor living space is abundant and includes, a gazebo, exterior living area with wireless TV connection, firepit, concrete bar, playhouse, above ground pool with decking, outdoor lightening and storage barn, all on a beautifully manicured 1.3 acre lot.
529 Stibbs St Wooster, OH 44691
Courtesy: Premier Real Estate Connection Diane Miller
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Overlooks College of Wooster Campus ... A Brick Sidewalk Leads You To The Large Covered Front Porch ... Step Inside And Be Greeted In The Charm Of The Large Foyer Featuring Wood Floors Overlooking The Beautiful Winding Staircase That Showcases A Curved Window... A Leaded Glass Window And Original Gas Fireplace Accent The Living Room Area And Feature Raised Panel Sliding Doors Leading You To the Formal Dining Room ... The Kitchen And Both Bathrooms Were Complete Tear-outs And Remodeled in 2015 ... The Kitchen Features Solid Maple Amish Crafted Cabinets Along With Appliances (Wall Cabinets Are 12 inches Taller Than Standard - Dishwasher New In 2015) ... The First Floor Half Bath Is Conveniently Located Just Inside The Back Door And Mud Room ... The New Upstairs Bathroom Was Expanded And Now Features A Full Tub/Shower Combination ... Original Oak Floors In LR, DR and Foyer Were Refinished In 2015 ... New Carpeting Upstairs Installed In 2015 ... Additional Insulation Was Blown In Approximately 2006-07 ... Furnace Replaced and Central Air Added Post 2006 ... Basement Includes Bonus Room With Walk-out Door And Glass Block Windows ... Owners Believe This Incredible Home Was Built By Curry Lumber 1909-1910 ...
180 W Highland Ave Wooster, OH 44691
Courtesy: RE/MAX Showcase Cindy McCory
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3-4 Bedroom Cape Cod home located in Wooster's north end close to schools, shopping, and parks. Brand new kitchen, flooring, and paint through out the home. Â You will enjoy the surprisingly large backyard and private patio area. Many additional updates are included in this home that offers affordable living!
Courtesy: HER Realtors
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Incredible rural 10 acre horse property within 3 miles of city of Wooster. Stunning custom built Ratliff ranch home with 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and a full finished walk-out basement. Home features cedar and stone exterior with an in-ground pool and office/bedroom in finished basement. Property also features a 48x36 6-stall horse barn, tack room, sawdust storage, full bath, fenced pasture, and upper level storage for farm equipment, etc. Property also includes a 40x28 heated workshop. Heated pool is 32x16 with a 14x10 pool house. Home features open floor plan with vaulted ceilings in kitchen and great room. Fireplace in great room and woodburner in the lower level family room. A must see property!
2920 Indian Run Wooster, OH 44691
Courtesy: Premier Real Estate Connection Jim Nolletti
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This Refreshed Bi-Level/Ranch Home with Immediate Possession Can Be Yours if You Act Fast.. New Carpet in LR and BR on Right.. New Vinyl Floor Tile in Kitchen (2017).. Newer Oak Kitchen Cabinets and Hard Surface Countertop (2015).. Newer Ins. Garage Door w/Opener (2015) Highlight the 24' x 26' Garage.. New Sink Faucet in Half Bath.. Double Sink Vanity in Full Bath w/Door into BR.. Freshly Painted Interior.. Owned Kinnetico Water Softner, Washout Sink, and A Rheem 90 Plus Gas Furnace w/ Central Air, 80 Gallon Water Heater.. $6.00/YR Muskingum Watershed Assessment Applies
344 W South St Wooster, OH 44691
Courtesy: RE/MAX Showcase James Hand
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Nice older 2 story near Wooster's downtown. This home has 2 bedrooms and 1 and 1/2 baths. The original woodwork is in great condition. Many updates including water heater, paint, windows including glass block in the basement. Large front porch and a deck in the backyard. This is a home you will want to see.
536 Catalina Blvd Wooster, OH 44691
Courtesy: Howard Hanna Clarica Meigs
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Easy to make this Ranch style house your home. Large open kitchen. Roof and windows within the past 5 years. Original wood floors. Large partially fenced back yard in the convenient "car street" neighborhood. With some fresh paint and touches, this house would be just right. Call today for your tour. This house is for sale and not for rent.
1610 Morgan St Wooster, OH 44691
Courtesy: Howard Hanna Lauren Mingay
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Such a lovingly maintained split-level that is sure to impress! This home has a very open feeling with abundant square footage. From the front door, you'll be lead into the recently updated living room and dining room with fresh paint and light fixtures and beautiful cathedral ceilings. Off the living room is the easy-to-enjoy screened-in porch with wall-to-wall sliding glass doors that provide excellent natural light along with a view of the spacious backyard. The applianced, eat-in kitchen is roomy with a gorgeous bay window. There is also a spare bedroom (currently used as an office) and a half bath on the first floor. Gleaming hardwood floors lead you to the top level of the home with 3 spacious bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms, one of which is attached to the main bedroom to create an owner's suite. The basement of the home is a versatile space that can be used by the hobbyist for any number of purposes. This level also contains a new furnace which was installed in 2017, to help keep you warm on cold Ohio days. Don't miss your opportunity to check out this gem!
154 Cannon Dr Wooster, OH 44691
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Sunday, 9/24 1:00-4:00PM
Courtesy: Howard Hanna Judith Chittenden
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Well cared for home with lots of room. Close proximity to schools, parks, and shopping. Large deck, patio area, fenced back yard, and with an in-ground pool. This was a parade home in 1985. Home has been taken care of. Large Lower Level Family Room.
2140 Melanie Dr Wooster, OH 44691
Courtesy: Howard Hanna Rosemary Seling
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Open, airy feel to this well-maintained home with its vaulted ceiling and natural light in the great room. Nice laminate, carpet, and lighting throughout. Convenient first floor laundry, Owner's Suite and remodeled Owner's Bath, with two more bedrooms and a full bathroom on the second floor, all with large closets and plenty of storage. Clean basement with newer glass block windows and a newer furnace. Newer A/C unit too! All located on a large corner lot with pretty trees and a deck to enjoy the outdoors.
2694 Mara Loma Cir Wooster, OH 44691
Courtesy: Howard Hanna Becky Snyder
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Well kept home with 3 Bedrooms and two full bathrooms. Kitchen has been updated with newer counter tops and flooring. Separate dining room with a sliding door that leads out onto a 12x12 deck. All bedrooms are upstairs with the 2 full bathrooms. Quiet no outlet street!
1471 Smith Dr Wooster, OH 44691
Courtesy: Howard Hanna Amy Norris
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Move into this lovely Ranch, with an open floor plan, and enjoy easy maintenance and living! Home features 3 bedroom 2 and a 1/2 bath with a recently updated owner's bath, newer carpet throughout, and more! As you enter the front door, you are greeted with a stained stamped concrete porch into an inviting foyer. Off to the foyer, you can enjoy the open floor plan living room and dining room with vaulted ceilings and neutral decor. Step into back covered deck and enjoy! Kitchen has newer epoxy marble stained counter tops that are stain and heat resistant and easy maintenance. Plenty of counter top and cupboard space for the person in the family that loves to cook. Spacious Owner's Suite with walk-in closet, and wonderful bathroom attached. Off to the living room there are two additional bedrooms that offer deep closets and great natural light in the front bedroom. Home features fully finished basement with a possible fourth bedroom with built in shelves, and half bath off of bedroom. Come see, as this home is a gem!
Courtesy: Real Estate Showcase Seth Andrews
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Quite an opportunity to purchase a 4BR-2BA Ranch in Triway SD! Updated throughout including a kitchen and baths w/granite counter tops and tile floors. There is a phenomenal 64x40 shop with 2 overhead doors, heat, electric and endless possibilities. The property totals 5.53 acres and will be offered in 2 parcels separately and in combination. The house and buildings with w/ 2.25+/- acres and a vacant building lot comprising of 3.28 +/- acres. Open House: September 17th from 2-4 p.m.
Courtesy: Howard Hanna Clarica Meigs
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Custom design with sunshine in mind for contemporary energy to stimulate your sensories. Baxstrom built for the eye, but not lacking for brains. Clear present synergy between form, function, and clean lines. Corian kitchen. 1st floor laundry. Owner en-suite retreat. Oversized 2-bay garage. Big basement/great head room... Make it your own. Mindful relaxation on the back patio. Conveniently located in Wooster's North-end. Close to.... you name it!
127 Billiar St Wooster, OH 44691
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Sunday, 9/24 1:00-3:00PM
Courtesy: Howard Hanna Sandra Fry
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Adorable Ranch on a partially wooded 1/3 acre lot in Wooster City. Detached one-car garage with opener, drain, and electricity. Newer wood privacy fence on 3 sides of the backyard installed in 2016. The other side is enclosed with shrubbery. Nice concrete patio out back for relaxing with a good book or to enjoy with family and friends. Perfect for entertaining. Concrete driveway and sidewalks. Nice size kitchen with plenty of storage. Newer stove, refrigerator, and microwave. Newer (2016/2017) interior paint. Gorgeous hardwood floors in the living room and in both of the bedrooms. Walk-in tub. Newer roof in 2010. Seller offering a one-year home warranty!
629 Western Dr Wooster, OH 44691
Courtesy: Premier Real Estate Connection Jim Nolletti
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Nice Large Fenced Back Yard, Highlights This 3BR, 2 Bath Home, Hardwood Floors, Ceramic Floors, Nice Oak Cabinets in the Kitchen, This Home is in a Nicer Area Close to Parks and Schools, and the YMCA. Second Full Bath is Newer and is Located in Basement. Glass Block Windows in Basement.
6249 Kister Rd Wooster, OH 44691
Courtesy: Cutler Real Estate Alison Suppes
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Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath home on 1.7 acres. The sunny foyer leads to the nicely updated kitchen featuring granite counters, tile backsplash, new appliances, and pantry. Just off the kitchen you will find the dining room and living room with closet, that could also be used as a home office. The family room, laundry, and half bath complete the first floor. Upstairs you will find the master suite with large closet and private bath. The additional 2 bedrooms share the hall bath. The lower level features a spacious rec room and fireplace. The 24x24 outbuilding offers 2 stalls, storage, a porch, and fenced area - making this the perfect hobby farm or 4H property!
968 Marilyn Dr Wooster, OH 44691
Courtesy: HER Realtors
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Location! Location! Location! Just minutes from schools, shopping and parks. Well-maintained, spacious brick ranch offering 3 bedrooms with a possible 4th in the basement. This home has 2 full baths, newer windows, fresh paint and nice curb appeal with a large concrete patio. The back yard is partially fenced and offers a sizable entertaining area.
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2 bedroom cottage for saleBashley, New Milton, Hampshire
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A rare opportunity to acquire this two bedroom semi detached cottage with a large garden in need of substantial renovation, offered with vacant possession and situated on the outskirts of New Milton.
The property is situated approximately one mile away from open forest and just two miles from the coast which offers cliff top walks, beaches, and spectacular views over the Solent and the Isle of Wight. Local amenities at New Milton are within half a mile with schools for all age groups including the renowned Ballard School nearby. The Georgian coastal town of Lymington is within six miles where you will find a range of boutique shops, many fine restaurants, excellent sailing facilities, and a thirty minute car ferry crossing to Yarmouth on the Isle of Wight. The property is well placed for access to other major towns and cities including Bournemouth (13 miles), Southampton (19 miles) and Winchester (31 miles), with a link to London Waterloo via New Milton (2 hours) or Brockenhurst (1 hour 40 minutes).
A covered entrance porch and solid timber front door leads to the front entrance lobby with a staircase to the first floor and access to the two ground floor reception rooms the first of which being the sitting room with a central tiled fireplace and a double glazed window to the front elevation. The dining room has a brick built fireplace and a double glazed window to the front elevation, large understairs storage cupboard and a door through to the kitchen which has a range of built in kitchen units, enamel double drainer sink unit, wall mounted gas fired boiler, space for electric cooker, window overlooking the rear garden, larder cupboard and a door to the side terrace and garden beyond. The first floor landing has a window to the rear and a large airing cupboard, two bedrooms both of which have windows to the front elevation and feature fireplaces. To the rear of the property is the bathroom with a low level WC, wall mounted wash hand basin, panelled bath, a window to the rear and a large eaves storage cupboard.
The property is approached via a picket gate leading through to a pathway which in turn gives access to the front door bordered by well stocked flowerbeds and a front lawn area with surrounding mature shrubs. A pathway leads down the side of the property with a further area of enclosed lawn. Immediately to the rear of the property is an area of hardstanding with a large corrugated iron shed. Beyond this there is a further large area of lawned garden at the far end of which is an area of shrub planting, an area of working garden and further access to the Sway Road.
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1625Re: [Gene_Londons_Cartoon_Corners] My email account has been hacked
- Oct 2, 2011LOL! Mo, I just read your little blurb about the accident. Too funny. OMG! And I need this chuckle as my car broke down tonight just as I pulled into my parking spot. Rats, I wonder how much this is gonna cost me? Hey, where's David Brenner when we need him? He's another great Philadelphian. I haven't seen him on TV much lately. Perhaps he's working out in Vegas?DebbieIn a message dated 10/2/2011 12:00:11 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, momcfadden@... writes:yo, yo, yo... how youse doing? this has been a good dose of Philly for me i wan' to thank you awl ...mo in santa barbaraMaureen "Mo" McFadden
Santa Barbara, CAI rear-ended a car this morning. So, there we were alongside the road and slowly the other driver got out of his car. You know how sometimes you just get soooo stressed and little things just seem funny? Yeah, well I couldn't believe it.... he was a DWARF!!! He stormed over to my car, looked up at me, and shouted, 'I AM NOT HAPPY!!!' So, I looked down at him and said, 'Well, then which one are you?'. And that's how the fight started.In a message dated 10/1/2011 7:24:26 P.M. Pacific Daylight TimeLeeDebbie@... writes:Yop! Yo! Hey, how ya doin'? Defiantly a Philly thing. Joe, thanks again for the grins.In a message dated 10/1/2011 10:04:29 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, pabrucefan@... writes:It's a Philly thing. We say "Yo".Ha!!!
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I was content to sleep in the parking lot of a tire shop in New Paltz until morning when my car had broken down last spring. Then, a friend in the Gunks playfully yelled at me: "Grown ups don't sleep in their cars!" and convinced me to come have a glass of wine and sleep in a bed, instead.
The wine and company were both perfect, but what I took great notice of was the beautiful house I had walked into, nestled away in the quiet woods, a short jaunt to the Gunks cliffs. I had never seen a house quite so beautiful, equipped with extra bedrooms for dirtbags like me and even an outdoor shower. I immediately assumed that my friend must be rather successful in life. I rubbed Gustav's belly, a sweet, cake-loving Norsk Buhund, as I mused on this for a while.
What I came up with is that we will all measure our success differently, that's for sure. The interesting part is that we measure it by our own standard. There are lots of people who get their lives on track right away, and I've always been envious. Sometimes it's hard for me because living in NY, I am constantly meeting professionals my age and all I can think about is how I feel like I have so much further to go. I wonder that it's even possible some days.Unfortunately, I can't live in parallel dimensions for too long without going too crazy. There are those who get to high places fast, but for others, well, it's more of an experiential thing. If at
Unfortunately, I can't live in parallel dimensions for too long. There are those who get to high places fast, but for others, well, it's more of an experiential thing. If at any point in my life I had known what I wanted to get out of it, I don't know that I would have ever found climbing.
Contrast is what defines us, that and experience. Need the dark and light. Sweet and bitter. And may your life be all the richer for it.
Spending a few weeks down south is………better than the in-between crunchy chocolate bits in an ice cream cake, waffles for breakfast, and Christmas combined. I'm pretty blissed out from following the good weather and going to where the climbing is great, but the company is better. And I don't even have to sleep in my car in Tennessee—Zack Slade graciously offered me a crash pad bed on his floor each visit.
(Also, it was Zack's birthday this past trip. Can you believe he's never had a birthday cake in his twenty-five years of life?! Be sure to give that man a big birthday high five if you see him.)
Casey Hyde arrived from Brooklyn and took me to Stone Fort. Despite summer temps, I was excited. I'd heard that Tennessee bouldering is very "girl" friendly, and even though I typically don't do much outdoor bouldering, I couldn't wait to try. I'm not necessarily opposed to bouldering—I think climbing without a rope just scares me is all. (And you know how it really goes: the trad climber looks down on the sport climber, and the bolt clipper looks down on the boulderer, meanwhile, somewhere, the old school alpinist hard men are laughing at everybody from their shiver bivy.)
Let me mention that I am by no means a climbing snob—personally, I just really love the part where you go up! I have come to the conclusion that there is no single correct discipline of climbing. Having discovered sport climbing only a year or so ago, cranking on bolted routes has helped me develop strength and endurance I could never have done otherwise. I've found that the mental challenges of sport climbing are just as real as mental cruxes on gear. Both sport and trad climbing require good athleticism as well as technical climbing skills.
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Lynchburg friends came through town after Stone Fort. We spent some time at both the Obed and Foster Falls. It's only a short walk up to Lilly Bluff and the climbing was all in the shade. The hard part about climbing there is that if it gets even a little bit of rain, the rock holds all of the moisture in and everything will seep and seep and seep. The weather gods kept the sun shining on us all weekend and we saw no rain.
We played at the Left Bunker, which is basically a huge cave with big overhanging routes. Left Bunker has a consistent roof arch with several lines running up it. Elliot Gaunt and I rotated turns on Eclipse (5.12d) which, towards the end of the route, trends the roof in a perfect crescent shape—it was just lovely.
Foster Falls was the gem of the entire trip. The Dirtbag Climbers made the drive from Atlanta, and if you weren't climbing something, it's because you were too busy laughing so hard.
I am always finding more reasons to fall in love with the south. This trip was exceptionally fun—I climbed a few things and made some new friends. Now back in NY, I'm trying to resettle back into everyday city life, but I'm still daydreaming of that sandstone.
Things I thought while walking Shooter this morning: Keep speaking your mind and being honest with others and yourself. It keeps you on a good path. Keep taking life as it comes and let your desires bring you closer to the unknown—because it's bound to be full of all of the things you love. Don't be so afraid of missing out on what could have been and what you don't have, and don't be afraid of holding tighter what you do.
And Shooter walks faster than me because she has four legs.
Life is never going to stop being scary, but lately, I'm finding that I don't really need much beyond whimsy and peace, laughter and love, friends and family. I'm not in a rush to grow up and hurry past all of my mistakes anymore, and instead, embracing the lessons if I can find them.
My successes in life are being measured by campfire dinners, summer swims in rivers, and in pitches climbed, miles driven, and cars slept in…in takes and falls and sends. I am successful because I am happy doing all of these things.
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