Having read about your near death experience in the navy, I sure can understand how you must feel when reading about this sub.
In all honesty, I avoid the news as much as I can these days, as I am highly sensitive and news is merely drama and/or propaganda and definitely not aimed at making us happy. My (mental) health is important to me.
Life is precious indeed.
Thanks for reading my account of what happened to me. You're likely the only person on Hive that read part 2. In fact I got emotional just a few minutes ago reading them again, as everything kept flooding back to me.
Despite the Devil whispering "Just let go" I hung on for the sake of my beloved Grandmother and got to spend the last years we had with her, so I'm happy about that.
My thoughts now are about those 5 people trapped in that tiny sub. Here's to hoping for a happy ending, or if failing that, a quick one.
I had a special bond with my maternal grandmother too ( being the eldest of 10 grand children ). She lived up till the age of 93 and was healthy and full of life, before dementia took over around her 90th.
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