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Comment on Sydney Black: Victim of Maternal Filicide by CounselorLa

CounselorLa — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 05:28:54 +0000

I knew Ivory. She was a bright woman who had experienced many hurts in her short life, and was working on her master’s degree in Counseling, to help other women not suffer the terrible experiences she went through personally. She wanted to support women going through abusive and domestic violence in relationships. She reached out to me, said she was working to rebuild her life, start over again with fresh positive-minded people who were looking forward to a bright future and who were solid in their faith. She even invited me to attend her church. What happened to Ivory to cause those events must have been unbelievably painful and to us, unfathomable. In retrospect I wish I would have extended a loving hand in friendship and professional support. But, on the surface, she was attractively kept, spoke of her life and daughter with love and sparkle in her eyes, and truly seemed ready to help those in need. The news of this tragedy shook our Counseling program to the core. We were a small class, and all had been in classes and worked with Ivory. It has taken me two years to process what has happened, and feel ready to express my loss. As is so often reported “she seemed like a very nice girl.” She was well spoken, lovely, excelled in class, and most importantly possessed the drive to extend her personal experiences to help others not suffer the same.
Ivory, I don’t know what roads lead you to the final path, and I am truly sorry from the depths of my heart that I, and others in our program weren’t able to provide you with that sound, safe, loving atmosphere you so longer for. I hope that you and your daughter are in a peaceful place now, and free from the crushing pain you must have been in. You deserved better from all of us, sought out people to start healthy friendship and support networks with; and we let you down. If somehow you’re able to receive this message, please know your friendship touched my life. Through this sad happening, I will be more vigilant with my own clients- asking better questions about suicidal ideation, and following up to be sure that they receive the support and help they’re needing. From your passing, you’ve taught the counselors from our program to be aware that sometimes unexpected tragedies occur. I’m certain though, that the most difficult part of this is the empty holes you’ve left in our hearts. Please be at peace, and may you find your daughter in heaven as you repent and open you heart to the love and guidance of the lord

Comment on Gloom, Despair and Agony on Me by carolynn elder

carolynn elder — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 15:49:23 +0000

i am so sorry all this happened to you at once. Some days i think i am at my own personal limit but something else comes along and i find the strength to absorb that, too. These simply are seasons of life and do not last forever although our very contemporary frame of reference causes us to feel they will.

Manda and Jess have heart struggles facing their dad’s mortality, and i think all of your generation will have to deal with that as parents simply do not look nor act as they did when i was your age. Used to, parents looked and acted old. Now, they’re cute and perky and have some of the same friends their children have. i am seven years from seventy. i can hardly believe it.

i thank God i was not taught prejudice although i so strongly dislike those who feel pigmentation has any significance that that must be some form of prejudice in itself. No one i love makes racial comments and it breaks my heart to hear them. In its essence, it is a criticism of God’s handiwork.

Comment on On Silence, Insanity, Butt Crunches, Reagan, and Unindoctrinatableness… Um, can that be a word? by carolynn elder

carolynn elder — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 15:25:01 +0000

Although i am 90% certain i have lived to see a Marxist Muslim elected Prez of the US, i do think the tempest in a teapot over his speech to school children is a little wacky. Most likely in three days after his speech one would be hard-pressed to find 17 students in the whole U S of A who remember what he said.

Comment on Inn It Up to Your Necks by carolynn elder

carolynn elder — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 04:56:46 +0000

Angie, let me once again state that Rogersville City ownership of the Hale Springs Inn WAS NOT a condition of the grant award. TDoT was very aware that the Inn was owned by a non-profit organization when the grant was awarded. Some very tacky and unscrupulous shenanigans within the RHA board are what caused the mountain of doodoo that exists today. Also, that grant was written with the intention of completing the first floor only and restoring the second and third floors as funds became available. The original intention of this project was the preservation of the Inn and the betterment of the local economy. Now the Heritage Association is in a place it should not be, the City holds the deed to the Inn while the RHA holds the mortgage, and the Inn was remodeled, not restored. Heartbreaking…

Comment on Children of the Mountains by carolynn elder

carolynn elder — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 04:43:06 +0000

Everytime i think about that piece, i get angry. And that stupid Andrea Mitchell…