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Hello Del. I was born four years after you in 1959. I so, understand what you had gone through. When I was 4 or 5 in 1963-64 I remember watching Dr. Kildaire starring Richard Chamberlain remember him? LOL! I looked at him and had feelings for him that I didn't think was right to have. I remember feeling scared and alone. As I grew in the mid to late 60s I became more and more withdrawn and I would hide my fears by eating. I had four older sisters that were absolutely no help whatsoever and my Father was a great man, but told me that he would never accept it (although, I had some feelings that he could be hiding his truth)? My Mother was my VERY best friend EVER! I did have A LOT of regrets and I still do, but at 64yrs. old I try to not allow my past to dictate my future. I graduated high school in June 1977 and by November 1977 I became a steward (flight attendant) for Pan American until they closed in 1991. I then went over to Delta, I retired from the Aviation Industry in 2006. When I look back as to why I chose that career was because of being in an environment that had many men like me, and yes, loved the Aviation World back then, too! Today, I am a certified bereavement counselor. After graduating, I volunteered my svcs. at a Hospice House. I had this inspiring man (a patient) who happened to be gay, he was 89yrs. old. One-day as I was talking to him on his death bed he started to talk about the love of is life. The man that he was talking about was on his way to the Hospice House with a birthday cake and some friends, to celebrate John's birthday. While John and I were still alone and talking he said to me that he had no regrets and even though he met his true love at the age of 69 they still had a great 20yrs. together! That was in 2013 and to this day I think back to John and realize that it's never to late. I know its hard to have no regrets, but don't let anything get in the way of your happiness, that you and so many of us deserve! All the Best, Tom

She has kids and she’s acting like that wow bro how embarrassing I hope he gets full custody of the kids

She was natural and real, that says a lot about who she was. Her music was from a hard part of her life and heart , it’s hard to take in because people can’t handle straight to the heart feelings, they avoid it because it’s painful and real and drugs help to cover and blanket so you don’t have to deal with it. Taking LSD gives you the opportunity to put your body and mind in an experience that you can’t achieve in another world. You know like totally mind blowing. That’s my way of explaining it. She sang from a deep place in her heart. 🥰❤️