“Songbird cd”

[GypsySorcerer]

At 79, things can take a sudden turn for the worse and progress from there very quickly. I've seen it happen multiple times with relatives and family friends.

Was she slowing down and having some nagging issues? Absolutely. I don't think, however, she knew the end was that close.

Overall, her 70s were a fruitful decade for her, and I'm happy for her and us.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by GypsySorcerer

At 79, things can take a sudden turn for the worse and progress from there very quickly. I've seen it happen multiple times with relatives and family friends.

Was she slowing down and having some nagging issues? Absolutely. I don't think, however, she knew the end was that close.

Overall, her 70s were a fruitful decade for her, and I'm happy for her and us.

I loved Christine in her 70's! She came back to the world.

[GypsySorcerer]

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr

I loved Christine in her 70's! She came back to the world.

Me too! She fought her way back. What a gift for us.

[Penguin Emeritus]

Originally Posted by GypsySorcerer

Me too! She fought her way back. What a gift for us.

it really was. i think it was a gift for her, too.

--Lis

[SteveMacD]

It was incredible having the real Christine McVie back for eight or nine more years. I wish there could have been more, but it was still breathtaking to have her back and a more fitting final chapter of the Christine we’d known and loved than if she’d faded away as a recluse in Kent.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

It was incredible having the real Christine McVie back for eight or nine more years. I wish there could have been more, but it was still breathtaking to have her back and a more fitting final chapter of the Christine we’d known and loved than if she’d faded away as a recluse in Kent.

It's mind boggling if you really sit back and let that wash over you. Christine McVie's beautiful, elegant, and even fierce legacy has a HUGE bright star over it. We as fans were blessed with In The MeanTime and her return. Then the BuckVie tour and album.

[DownOnRodeo]

I think we all knew the end was nigh when John decided to sell that treasured surfboard he got from Stevie.