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Hi All - We wanted to take a moment to share our story with you. On April 19, 2012 Stephen Pattelena, a 43 year old divorced father of five year...
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Thank you for all your kind words.
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Linda
I have received sympathy from so many people here on this forum that I found it overwhelming to reply to each one individually. So I decided to thank you all as a group, a group of wonderful people that I am very happy to have met.
I am still having a hard time believing my son Justin is gone. Today I returned to work and found myself having a conversation with someone and at the same time thinking "Justin is dead". It's still just unreal. It was very good, though, to be back at work. I made it through the day great, and then cried all the way home and talked to Justin. That's ok, as long as I never cry at work - that's my rule.
Justin wouldn't have made a very good quadraplegic. He didn't have the patience for it, I am sure of that. He had alot of great attributes, but patience wasn't one of them.
Again, thank you for all the kind words and sentiments. I still plan to visit this forum occasionally.
Linda Richards, Justin's Mom
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