This blog was started by my husband for me to have a place to write. I sometimes have a lot to deal with as cystic fibrosis isn't easy. Not having a job isn't easy. Not having an identity isn't easy. Not making money isn't easy.
There are other parts of my lifethat are easy: having a wonderful husband, having cute cats, having a fun car, having a house I like, going to school, seeing movies with my cousins, having a variety of friends...all of this is the good part of my life.
Sunday, May 13, 2007
Last post
Hi everyone. This is my last post on Carol's blog. I have started my own here. I want to thank everyone who came here everyday or once in a great while. You'll never know who much it meant to her that people read what she wrote and shared her pain and joy of life.
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Anonymous
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Kelly,
This is good news. I can feel your optimism coming through and feel your renewed efforts to make it through this time of grief and sorrow. I can also hear a little voice from wherever saying "Yay, I knew he could do it and would do it. He's a smart guy." Your plans for future help are all good and your friend and you helping each other heal couldn't be better for each of you. I'm still waiting to hear from you when you are ready
I share Merle's thoughts -- Your idea of creating your own space for recording your journey is an enlightened psychological epiphany. As you continue to sit with - and also emerge from - the sorrow, we'll all still be here; honored to support you and encourage you along the way.
I'm a 40 something year old woman with Cystic Fibrosis. I am married to a wonderful man named Kelly and we have two crazy cats that we love like our kids.
2 comments:
Kelly,
This is good news. I can feel your optimism coming through and feel your renewed efforts to make it through this time of grief and sorrow. I can also hear a little voice from wherever saying "Yay, I knew he could do it and would do it. He's a smart guy." Your plans for future help are all good and your friend and you helping each other heal couldn't be better for each of you. I'm still waiting to hear from you when you are ready
Cousin Merle.
I share Merle's thoughts -- Your idea of creating your own space for recording your journey is an enlightened psychological epiphany. As you continue to sit with - and also emerge from - the sorrow, we'll all still be here; honored to support you and encourage you along the way.
Love, Kim (WA)
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