Evelyn's Personal Story as a Cancer SurvivorI'm left speechless. . and all I can say is amen! I know how reading "A Special Day" affected me and I'll never be the same, and how the words reached inside me and I knew that I was not alone - that's what I'm trying to say, just won't come out in a sensical, understood way. It's been a tough time for me, trying to believe in myself and actually doing it - my doctor said (never thought about it before), that serious, invasive illness can and often does cause severe depression that can be life threatening in its own way. Having folks to reach out to, and to be able to "be yourself with" is healing and can give life new meaning. That's what the bb has meant for me. . finding you all and just being myself - with all the pain, loneliness, and fear that crippled me so long. You are special friends, even the lurkers who some how gain strength by our every day ramblings. The sunrise sure says so much, it is there after the darkness has disappeared, only if we want to see it. Thanks for pointing the way. Evelyn K. in New Jersey, USA
Some new thoughts to share. . .on an August day in Jersey (8/18/2006)
I ask any who read this to send healing thoughts to Raoul. . . And to his family as they search for answers to the why's and the why me's . . And I again am sending my deep gratitude to those who keep fighting. . And searching for a cure. . We WILL WIN. . Each minute, each hour, each day. . Of life. . Will be lived with joy. . . And anticipation. I will celebrate 14 years of surviving in February next year.. . . Miracle of living each day. . Thanks Jim, Chuck, Marla, Anne, Nancy, Syl, and all the others I've met, heard from via email, telephone, snail mail, thoughts. . Etc. Evelyn K. in New Jersey, USA
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