Perhaps you had better save some of that "broken heart" for your own family. I'm certain you and they will need some comfort if and when these zanies take over this country.
Posted on 08/24/2005 5:02:28 PM PDT by jhouston
This dumb anti-American bitch lost her son in combat. Her husband is divorcing her and the remaining children are out of town. She is truly, a loser... She is a pathetic excuse for a human being.
Good one....dare ya to register and suggest it! ;)
I wouldn't be surprised if that's exactly what Casey told his goofy mother.
I doubt anyone smart enough to be FReeper and savvy enough to scan and post it would have a subscription to that trash.
And we now here accusations from the lefty controllers about how the VRWC should stay out of poor Cindy's personal life.
Back to the article...
Later that day her husband of 28 years filed for divorce. "Our marriage is ending" he says with tears in his eyes. "I accept this". Harder to accept, says Patrick, ... is the toll on the couple's remaining three children. "My kids and I feel like we've had two losses, Casey and now our wife and mother. The kids are angry and lonely for her".
So much for her continue statements about how the family supports her efforts.
This is soooo sad my heart breaks for her family....
Perhaps you had better save some of that "broken heart" for your own family. I'm certain you and they will need some comfort if and when these zanies take over this country.
not only that...if you watched this video posted yesterday;
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1468929/posts
she stated, "my son is not a hero" and "if I had to do it again I would not have had my son buried in his military uniform"...
Cindy's hubby speaks
Thanks for the tagline, Mr. Sheehan.
I read that in People while I was at the dentist office the other day
It really wasn't a flattering article of Cindy
Is it worth buying? I never read it.
Why are the MSM not just a little curious as to how the rest of the family feels about this?
I managed to snag a copy because the wife is a librarian (and reluctant dues paying member of the ALA), and thought I "might" be interested in this issue because of the story.
As my sympathy is a bit tried with this woman, I have to say that Mr. Sheenan needed to be a bit more pro-active. Mrs. Sheenan was not playing with a full deck before the "camp out", Mr. Sheenan and the rest of her family should have had her examined, by court order if necessary. You cannot tell me that she was not exibiting signs of mental breakdown prior to the "camp out", and I find it a bit hard to believe that it was not well known.
Grief is a strange thing in human nature and manifests itself in odd forms, but even at that, there is a certain native intelligence that occurs to the reasonably sane that indicates that a person is about to go loose granola and bonkers. IMO, Mr. Sheenan did not have the situation under control from the git-go.
Mrs. Sheenan needed adult supervision, and apparently, she did not get same thus the present situation.
BUMP
I do, and can, but it is copyrighted material.
Naaaaaaaaaaaaaa ... it's not a big article .. about one page and it's in the back
I'd wait till you have a doctors appointment and read it there
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