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RE: What now??
It is the most overwhelming period of your life when you lose a spouse. As others have mentioned, I too lost my husband 3 1/2 years ago. Take time to mourn her loss. At some point it may be more obvious what you want to do. I’ve stayed with RVing on my own but it is different. Grief affects us all differently, listen to your heart and know God is with you.
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DCS7
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10/12/21 07:23am |
RV Lifestyle
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RE: Spouse left behind after death at a Campsite, what to do?
This happened to me. We had just arrived to our winter destination in a new RV. He survived a month before passing. I had to try and figure out repairs to the RV, taking care of two dogs and visiting the hospital for hours a day. Then cremation and going back home to Wisconsin in winter, 1500 miles away. I can truly say, God provides, because I found people to help in various ways. My stepson had flown out and stayed with me and helped to drive the RV back. I do wish I had done more of the tasks so I was comfortable with them. I am still rving in a smaller RV but I haven’t tackled towing.
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DCS7
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09/18/21 06:15am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Questions for Quilters
You have the right idea about prepping before you go. I use one of those folding camp tables to sew on in the RV, and I use it outside when it’s nice. The picnic table is great to spread out on. And, depending on the campground the clubhouse can be used as well for a little more room. I bring scraps to work on smaller projects too, which would be great on short stopovers
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DCS7
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01/23/21 06:53am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Giving it up
Blessings to you Lee. You are making the best decision for your situation which is all that matters.
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DCS7
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01/12/21 06:53am |
RV Lifestyle
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