Fwd: Re: Digest Number 1055

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IAintFinishedYet <kttweety@...> wrote: Date: Sun, 15 Jul 2007

16:33:18 -0700 (PDT)

From: IAintFinishedYet <kttweety@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] Digest Number 1055

Hey Group. . .

Due to my overall general health declining from the '80s, I had to make the

decision to involve my 2~~now adult children in my visits to the Dr's, Xrays,

Therapy, Hospitalizations, Surgery's, etc., At the time I was a stay-at-home Mom

and made the decision to involve them in as many of my appointments as they were

able to participate in over the years.

Now, looking back; they tell me that they're glad that they were always

involved. I did make the mistake of not telling them when I was diagnosed with

our bug and given my morbid mortality. Father~~my Priest came to the house,

having pre-arranged for my daughter in college coming over and my son via phone;

who had went into the USAF only 11 days prior to my hospitalization and

diagnosis. I hadn't wanted to add the Xtra pressure to either of them with her

mid-terms and his basic training.

Parents of young children, please involve them as much as possible in your

health. I will never forget my 3-year old son climbing up in the bed with me

when I had Pneumonia and had been told that I wouldn't make it. He said 'nobody

do it like Mommy do it' when I asked him how he was~~he and his sister remember

that and other things that you don't think they will remember as such early

ages~~they are more resilient than we ever give them credit . . .and believe me.

.. .they DO need to be a part of everything. They process a lot more mentally

than we give them credit for at very early ages.

Take care. . .ALL are in my prayers.

" K "

" I AIN'T FINISHED YET " !!!

" K "

" I AIN'T FINISHED YET " !!!

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IAintFinishedYet <kttweety@...> wrote: Date: Sun, 15 Jul 2007

16:33:18 -0700 (PDT)

From: IAintFinishedYet <kttweety@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] Digest Number 1055

Hey Group. . .

Due to my overall general health declining from the '80s, I had to make the

decision to involve my 2~~now adult children in my visits to the Dr's, Xrays,

Therapy, Hospitalizations, Surgery's, etc., At the time I was a stay-at-home Mom

and made the decision to involve them in as many of my appointments as they were

able to participate in over the years.

Now, looking back; they tell me that they're glad that they were always

involved. I did make the mistake of not telling them when I was diagnosed with

our bug and given my morbid mortality. Father~~my Priest came to the house,

having pre-arranged for my daughter in college coming over and my son via phone;

who had went into the USAF only 11 days prior to my hospitalization and

diagnosis. I hadn't wanted to add the Xtra pressure to either of them with her

mid-terms and his basic training.

Parents of young children, please involve them as much as possible in your

health. I will never forget my 3-year old son climbing up in the bed with me

when I had Pneumonia and had been told that I wouldn't make it. He said 'nobody

do it like Mommy do it' when I asked him how he was~~he and his sister remember

that and other things that you don't think they will remember as such early

ages~~they are more resilient than we ever give them credit . . .and believe me.

.. .they DO need to be a part of everything. They process a lot more mentally

than we give them credit for at very early ages.

Take care. . .ALL are in my prayers.

" K "

" I AIN'T FINISHED YET " !!!

" K "

" I AIN'T FINISHED YET " !!!