Post: #126

Very sorry to hear that Roosh. I remember you mentioned several times in your writings how close you two were.

I wish you and your family strength in these hard times.

Post: #127

You have helped many men (myself included) over the years. I had a severe family crisis going on for years that is just leveling off. It made me truly understand that you never know what is really going on behind the scenes in people's lives. So many days I had to put a mask on be strong when it was very difficult to. I watch your videos and never would have guessed you were going through a hardship like this.

You have my sincere condolences, and I wish you and your family the best. Treasure and savor every moment you had with your sister.

Post: #128

31 is far too young, RIP

Post: #129

Deepest condolences. Stay strong, my friend.

Post: #130

There is a sacredness in tears. They are not the mark of weakness, but of power. They speak more eloquently than ten thousand tongues. They are the messengers of overwhelming grief, of deep contrition, and of unspeakable love. -Washington Irving

Post: #131

(04-01-2018 01:56 PM)Horus Wrote:  I suggest that we throw a few coins Roosh's way so that he and his family can be more comfortable at this difficult time.
https://freestartr.com/project/roosh-boosters-club/

Absolutely. It's the least we can do.

If people regularly send donations to guys like Tommy Robinson, this month send something to Roosh. This forum is a goldmine and has changed people's lives completely, mine included. And, ultimately it's free. You didn't have to become a gold member, it was/is optional. I think we ought to lend a hand during this difficult time. Even if it's only $20, if everyone who reads this does that it will have a significant effect.

Post: #132

I am very saddened by this. I hope time will at least partially heal this wound. So, so sorry.

Post: #133

My deepest condolences on your loss.

Post: #134

(04-01-2018 01:17 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

(04-01-2018 04:12 AM)speculator Wrote:  Stay strong bro. Your sister must have been proud of you. Mass media and their handlers can accuse you of misogyny and other baseless thoughtcrimes but we know quite well that you want a better life not only for us but also women.

The irony is that the big meetup outrage interrupted my care for her (she was finishing chemotherapy). I felt so bad that I put her in greater danger, but she knew it wasn't intentional and was more worried about me.

The past three years have been rough. The Canadian lectures, my sister's cancer diagnosis, the meetup outrage, girlfriend breakup, online de-platforming, and now my sister's death. Life is beating me down.

"Head up, shoulders back , back straight-Time to face the world. Life is full of pain and malevolence but you shall get through it and whatever you are going through you shall overcome it." Jordan Peterson line that I always think of when things get tough, which lately has been frequently-It helps me get through things I hope it helps you.

Peace to you and your family.

Post: #135

Damn. Sorry for your loss.

Post: #136

Condolences. Rest your sister's soul.

Post: #137

I'm really sorry to hear that Roosh.

My condolences.

You can be sure that there's a lot of people who feel with you right now.

Remember to take care of yourself and talk with everyone who knew your sister. It will help.

Post: #138

Very sorry to hear that Roosh! May her soul rest in peace! My deepest sympathies and condolences! My prayers are with you and your family.

Stay strong brother!
If there's anything I can do, please let me know!

Post: #139

My condolences, Roosh. Will keep you and your family in my prayers. You've got a big second family here, we all love you man.

Post: #140

(04-01-2018 01:17 PM)Roosh Wrote:  The irony is that the big meetup outrage interrupted my care for her (she was finishing chemotherapy). I felt so bad that I put her in greater danger, but she knew it wasn't intentional and was more worried about me.

The past three years have been rough. The Canadian lectures, my sister's cancer diagnosis, the meetup outrage, girlfriend breakup, online de-platforming, and now my sister's death. Life is beating me down.

My deepest thoughts are with you now, for your family, and for your sister.

The anger for the fact they interrupted your care-giving at such a time will just have to be stored on ice, kept in a bottle labeled "For Later".

It sounds as if your little sister and my little brother got ill around the same time period. And it would seem that they have died just days apart as well.

I am weak with grief. I feel totally disorientated. I have no compass at all. I feel as if I am in a ship on a black ocean that has been up-ended in to the darkest of waters.

I won't pretend to know what you are going through. I only say this as a hand reached out, to at least let you know you are not alone. Nothing can prepare a man for this kind of shock. It's a massive body-blow. You feel it physically. It's a massive psychological shock. You can't get your bearings. And it's a massive emotional shock. You know this is going to change you as a human being, but you don't quite know how.

Also your Sister's illness was a long one, as was my brother's. In that time there will have been periods of hope and despair. You have time to prepare, but you can never be fully prepared. In a way, the more time you have to prepare makes it all the more harder when the inevitable hits. But there was always going to be just one more day... of holding on... of the hope...

I just hope your Sister didn't suffer too much. We are lucky here in the West with pretty good doctors. And patients have access to not just opiates but other end of life drugs to make them more comfortable. Also there is the kindness of the hospice workers, from the head doctors to the nurses, to the guy that comes in and fixes a tv to the wall.

My brother had a tumor on his back nearly the size of a basketball the last time I saw him. He was a ghost. The fight all gone. And what a fight it was.

Cancer is never kind.

Each man's suffering is his own.

And to watch someone who is the most important person in your life go through this? It will make you wrestle with God.

I write this with tears in my eyes, also grief-stricken. Please forgive me if I have over-stepped any marks. It wasn't my intention to be insensitive or to just make this about me.

When I saw this post today I couldn't not comment. And I couldn't just say "My Condolences", in light of recent events in my life.

It's probably best not to grieve in public. But maybe it doesn't hurt to share some of our deeper experiences as well.

Life is full of love, of happiness, of great challenges.

But it is also touched by sorrow, and loss.

And those are great challenges too.

Thanks for listening Roosh. And thanks for providing one of the greatest forums on the whole of the internet.

I'll see you on the other side, brother!

Post: #141

Stay strong, and know that we have hope in the eternal.

Post: #142

Sincerest condolences.

Post: #143

31 years old? That is beyond tragic... and a good reminder for us younger guys here not to take life for granted.

My deepest condolences to you and your family.

Post: #144

Sad to hear this news Roosh.

Her spirit will always be with you. I believe this.

Post: #145

Geez Roosh, I had no idea bro. My condolences!

Post: #146

God rest her soul.

Post: #147

My sincere condolences!

I know it would sound controversial but there is a valid cancer cure invented by Dr Simoncini. He affirms that cancer is a fungus which is treatable by baking soda. Check it out.

Post: #148

I have lost a father. I haven't lost any siblings and never had a sister. It just really sucks.

Post: #149

Very sorry to hear Roosh. My condolences.

Post: #150

Very sorry to hear, my condolences. Let us know if we can do anything, many here have your back.