Hi, Sheila, I have been following your messages and
find them ... homey
maybe is the word... very straight. We can't always be thinking about
cancer and I especially appreciate the jokes. Your news on the insurance
settlement was good to see!
I pray a lot too for fellow Molers, how can one not? I am very happy
to
hear that things are going well for now despite this disease.
God bless, Jeanne K
At 08:42 AM 6/9/98 -0500, you wrote:
>Good Tuesday Morning to you all. I am doing pretty good
this morning.
Had a
>large storm last night, power was out for most of the night, but no
damage.
>Interesting how kids are lost and bored without electric. Glad
it was on
when
>we got up.
>
>I got rear ended back in March, not a real big deal, but I went to
the drs
like
>you are supposed to, and yesterday the insursance agent called and
they
will be
>sending me a settlement for my pain and suffering. Isn't that
cool? I
didn't
>call a lawyer or anything, cause I am not that way, but God is taking
care of
>us.
>
>It is amazing how much easier this cancering journey is when you aren't
worried
>about everything else. I know that this money will not
fix all of our
>problems, and it won't make my dad's cancer go away, and so forth.
But
knowing
>that we are not going to be in the hole forever does lighten the load.
>
>I know this is a cancer forum, and that I talk about lots of stuff
that has
>absolutly nothing to do with cancer. I thank you for listening
to me go
on and
>on, and for being so supportive. I do appreciate it. There
have been times
>when I have logged on and read my messages from you all, and it has
changed my
>attitude for the day, it has given me the strength to pray, or you
have
sent a
>joke that has made me laugh when I didn't feel like there was much
to
laugh at,
>or I recieve an inspirational poem that puts life into perspective.
I cannot
>voice how important you all have become to me.
>
>I have prayed more since logging on to MOL than I probably have in
the last
>couple of years. I pray for God's will in all of your lives,
and that he
will
>give each of you the strength to continue your cancering journey with
grace,
>dignity, and HOPE one day at a time. And of course I pray that
he will do
the
>same for me and my family. Only I am starting you consider
you all part
of my
>extended family of choice. I see you all as some of the
most spirtual,
>compassanite, graceful, sweet, funny, and inspirational people I have
ever
met.
>And I hope that someday I can meet you all.
>
>I know I am getting too mushy, so I will stop, just wanted to uplift
your
day,
>as you have mine.
>
>Love to you All, and God bless
>Sheila
>
>
>
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