Cindy, pls. be so kind as to let us know how your sister makes out at her drs.
appt. Monday. Is someone going with her who will ask these important
questions? Now don't forget there are people who are Irish that are dark also,
they are coined dark irish because in their background was Norman decent. I am
one, I have an olive complection, brown hair and brown eyes and there is nothing
stuborn about, nothing at all. Believe that and I will tell you another. But
girlfriend, since you have one drop of irish, I am going to count you in, we are
now up to 7. Your friend, Lillian
Rick Hefner wrote:
> Dear Lillian--
> I will have to check that out. I am sure would definitely be interesting
> stories.
> Am of Irish and American Indian descent, but I must say seem to have more
> Indian, as being dark complected with brown hair (touch of auburn--must be
> that Irish in me, along with the stubborness), and brown eyes. There are
> three kids in our family that turned out with dark complexion and dark
> hair, while the fourth and youngest is as fair complected as can be with
> blonde hair and blue eyes. But we all ended up with more than our fair
> share of stubborness........... Our poor spouses....... ;-)
> Am having a very quiet weekend.....thanks for asking. How about you?
> My sister has a dr's. appt. this coming Monday. She is the one that
> doesn't want any information on the subject of cancer. Not that she is in
> denial (I don't think), but this is her way of coping with it, at least
> right now. I fear that when she speaks with her dr. on Mon. she is going
> to come undone. As of yet no treatment has begun. She had a hysterectomy
> on June 1st...........Anyway, I have been spending the day going through
> the information I have compiled, and am writing down questions for the
> dr.........So, like I said, is a pretty quiet weekend here.
> Sincerely, Cindy H.
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