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((((WENDY))))

I'm so sorry that you are feeling so bad. Remember you did everything you

could and that's what counts. He is in Heaven and not in pain now. I know you

are in terrible pain. I'm sending many hugs and prayers. xoxo

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oh, . I can't even imagine the pain you are in. My heart cries for (and

with) you. ne

>From: Hyten <whyten@...>

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>Subject: Anniversary

>Date: Sat, 08 Jul 2000 23:48:18 -0700

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>Hi all.

>Sorry to just come back and start right into whining, but oh well. Here

>goes.

>

>I'm having a really shitty night tonight. Tomorrow morning will mark the

>one month anniversary of Matty's death...And I just can't stop thinking

>of all that was happening at this time last month...

>At this time, on this date, last month, I was....

>Holding my baby close

>Singing to him

>kissing his little face and hands

>breathing his smell so I would never forget it

>hoping that his coma was deep enough to block out the pain

>praying for just one more day with him

>hoping that his suffering would be over soon

>begging the doc to please do something for him

>knowing that she had already done everything she could

>seeing even his doc cry

>begging God to please not take my baby

>wondering how I would ever live without him

>knowing that I would have to find a way

>cursing God for being so merciless

>thanking God for the time I did have with Matty

>feeling my heart being ripped out in pieces

>and stomped on

>trying to burn everything about him into my brain

>but knowing that I would forget....

>

>Oh, I could go on and on, but what would it change?? NOTHING.

>I did what I could for him, and what good did it do?? NONE

>Matty fought a terrible, ugly disease with all the strength he had, and

>what did it change?? NOTHING

>It's just so damn unfair....and I miss him so much.

>I want my baby back....

>

>

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Sorry to just come back and start right into whining,

but oh well. Here

goes.

I'm having a really shitty night tonight. Tomorrow morning will mark

the one month anniversary of Matty's death...And I just can't stop thinking

of all that was happening at this time last month...

At this time, on this date, last month, I was....

Holding my baby close

Singing to him

kissing his little face and hands

breathing his smell so I would never forget it

hoping that his coma was deep enough to block out the pain

praying for just one more day with him

hoping that his suffering would be over soon

begging the doc to please do something for him

knowing that she had already done everything she could

seeing even his doc cry

begging God to please not take my baby

wondering how I would ever live without him

knowing that I would have to find a way

cursing God for being so merciless

thanking God for the time I did have with Matty

feeling my heart being ripped out in pieces

and stomped on

trying to burn everything about him into my brain

but knowing that I would forget....

Oh, I could go on and on, but what would it change?? NOTHING.

I did what I could for him, and what good did it do?? NONE

Matty fought a terrible, ugly disease with all the strength he had,

and

what did it change?? NOTHING

It's just so damn unfair....and I miss him so much.

I want my baby back....

-

I didn't want to erase any part

of your message, because I think that you are doing the right thing....

Talking about it!!

And I don't want to take away any

of those feelings you have for your child.... And I totally

understand you wanting your baby back! I have said those words many

times over!

You have EVERY REASON known to God

& Man to feel the way you do!!! If you did NOT have

some or all of these feelings, I would be REALLY REALLY WORRIED about you.

You are going through the stages

of grief....

The Stages

of Grief

http://www.saf.uwplatt.edu/counsel/depress/griefstg.htm

The stages

of grief described here do not necessarily occur in sequence, and often

times a person can experience a stage several times. It's important to

understand that the grief process is an individual experience without a

deadline or timetable.

The positive

aspect for each stage is included.

Denial

gives one time to discover inner strengths and obtain help and

information from others.

Anxiety

mobilizes and focuses energies needed for coping and changing

attitudes and values.

Depression

enables a person to work on issues of competence, value, and strength

in the context of loss.

Anger

helps the individual to look deeply at and restructure beliefs concerning

fairness in the context of loss.

Guilt

enables a person to re-examine one's sense of meaning, importance,

and

responsibility in the context of loss.

Acceptance

occurs when one sees that while the family unit has changed, a new

and inner self-confidence emerges.

I did a bit of searching on Grief,

and found a few sites that may help you...

Journey

of Hearts

*By

sharing losses, the heart grows Stronger*

http://www.kirstimd.com/

Good

Grief

*Site

about Grief, How to Deal with it, & how to turn it into a positive,

creative experience.*

http://www.goodgrief.org/

Cherish

Corner- Family Bereavement Resources

http://www.geocities.com:80/Heartland/Ranch/8207/cherish.html

Parental

Guidelines in Dealing with Grief...

*It

is beyond the scope of this page to attempt to ease the pain you are experiencing

over the loss of your child.*

http://www.childfind.ca/educate/jic/grieving.hte

Grief

Support & Links....

http://www.angelfire.com/tn/EntertainAngels/grief.html

I believe that all the sites above

have information about the loss of a child. And I only sent you the

ones I thought would be coolest, and most helpful!

I can't take away that pain of losing

your baby. But I will be here if you want to talk, rant, rave, cry,

scream, you get the picture!

I am so Sorry!

Love Always,

Anne

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Happy Anniversary Jeanine,

You are indeed very lucky to have such a supportive man in your life! Today is

also my anniversary, although it's " only " been 15 yrs! Sometimes it SEEMS like

42! Just kidding about that, I love my DH and most days wouldn't trade him

in. : )

lovelylilyone wrote:

> Well, DH and I have a milestone today...42 years of marriage!!!

> Can't believe it's been that long. He's always been behind me in all

> my endeavors. When I went back to school to become a Nurse

> Practitioner (had to live in Philly for 4 months) he took care of the

> kids, now with my soaping he is so supportive. I'm really lucky!!

> Hope we can make it to 50.

>

> Jeanine

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that is beautiful. happy anniversary.

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Anniversary

> Well, DH and I have a milestone today...42 years of marriage!!!

> Can't believe it's been that long. He's always been behind me in all

> my endeavors. When I went back to school to become a Nurse

> Practitioner (had to live in Philly for 4 months) he took care of the

> kids, now with my soaping he is so supportive. I'm really lucky!!

> Hope we can make it to 50.

>

> Jeanine

> Jeanine's Hummingbird Soap Works

>

>

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Jeanine, Happy Anniveresary!!!

Anniversary

Well, DH and I have a milestone today...42 years of marriage!!!

Can't believe it's been that long. He's always been behind me in all

my endeavors. When I went back to school to become a Nurse

Practitioner (had to live in Philly for 4 months) he took care of the

kids, now with my soaping he is so supportive. I'm really lucky!!

Hope we can make it to 50.

Jeanine

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Happy Aniversary to you too !!!!

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Happy Anniversary Jeanine,

You are indeed very lucky to have such a supportive man in your life! Today

is also my anniversary, although it's " only " been 15 yrs! Sometimes it

SEEMS like 42! Just kidding about that, I love my DH and most days wouldn't

trade him

in. : )

lovelylilyone wrote:

> Well, DH and I have a milestone today...42 years of marriage!!!

> Can't believe it's been that long. He's always been behind me in all

> my endeavors. When I went back to school to become a Nurse

> Practitioner (had to live in Philly for 4 months) he took care of the

> kids, now with my soaping he is so supportive. I'm really lucky!!

> Hope we can make it to 50.

>

> Jeanine

> Jeanine's Hummingbird Soap Works

-- Ehrhardt

Body & Soap

***coming soon***

www.bodyandsoap.com

Our Message Board

http://www.voy.com/21568/

Check out these great Molds!!

http://soapwerks.com/martinworld.htm

Member Kae's Site... Awesome oil Prices!

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Wow, that's a looooooong time. Congratulations on that accomplishment.

Nowadays, you don't see that much. I hope you have 42 more years. Boy,

that WOULD be an accomplishment. I won't try to figure out how old THAT

would make you. (hehe)

Anniversary

Well, DH and I have a milestone today...42 years of marriage!!! Can't believe it's been that long. He's always been behind me in all my endeavors. When I went back to school to become a Nurse Practitioner (had to live in Philly for 4 months) he took care of the kids, now with my soaping he is so supportive. I'm really lucky!! Hope we can make it to 50.JeanineJeanine's Hummingbird Soap Works Our Message Boardhttp://www.voy.com/21568/Check out these great Molds!!http://soapwerks.com/martinworld.htmMember Kae's Site... Awesome oil Prices!http://www.olivetreesoaps.com/All posts to this list are copyrighted by post author. They may NOT be forwarded, copied, or used in anyway without the permission of the post author with the exception of answering posts to this list. Posts are personal opinions only.

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  • 1 year later...

I wish I was back in TN. That's where I'm from. In Florida now and i think the climate here makes me feel worse. let us know when you get your test results back. good luck pumpboz

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Hi All:

I just wanted to say hi and thank the Lord for mine and Jodi's second anniversary since the transplant. We went to Sea World, just the two of us and had a ball. The time has flown by. Jodi has an appointment to see her Hematologist soon but she is doing great.

and Victor will have their first anniversary July 2. I haven't talked to lately but if your reading I hope your doing well.

I'm not able to post very often between tee ball with Colton and church choir. Also my mother isn't doing well at all and there just isn't enough hours in the day. Maybe when I'm 70 and can retire I can get on the putter as much as I would like. LOL

Hope all are having a great holiday weekend and a big thank you to all the service men and women out there.

With much love, Genny/Jodi's Mom

Living Donor Transplant 5-18-01

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Happy Anniversary!! What a statement to your faith in your child and his

determination! I hope all parents can feel that level of faith in their child

and continue to push forward despite the naysayers!

Cheryl in VA

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Jessie and ,

Of course congrats! You are trully an inspiration to me and and to

many of us that are travelling the path now. Thanks for paving the way some for

us and being so brave in a time when it wasnt accepted to do what you did!

Love,

and

PS- when i saw that will be 39 soon I was thinking - WOW!!!!!!!!!!

and how cool!

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Sue,

CONGRATULATIONS...! I know you are pleased. I need to show my ignorance here,

what is PLL?

I was was dx with CLL 3/2001, currently half way through with FCR3 treatments a

MD in Houston.

I especially like your tag line about the truth.

Dave Tipton

Texas

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, who is your doctor at MD, if I might ask? Also, is FCR3 just

three rounds of Fludara, Cytoxan and Rituxan? My MDA doctor is Romaguera, and I

have finished four treatments of six of FCR. I have SLL. Just interested in

seeing what the different treatments are, and how different people respond.

Thanks. Bettie Jane Grant

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Sue,

CONGRATULATIONS...! I know you are pleased. I need to show my ignorance here,

what is PLL?

I was was dx with CLL 3/2001, currently half way through with FCR3 treatments a

MD in Houston.

I especially like your tag line about the truth.

Dave Tipton

Texas

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Hooray for you, Sue!!! Bettie Jane Grant, Tallahassee, FL

Anniversary

Today is the 5 year anniversary of the day I was told my dx had changed from CLL

to PLL and I had 3 to 6 months to live.

My last Bone Marrow in June said " No Evidence of Leukemia " . All of my blood

work is well within normal ranges and I feel great except for a few aches and

pains from getting old, and that's not a bad thing. ;-)

This is no longer a death sentence folks.

Sue Bunte

Napa CA

Sue Bunte

The truth may not be what you want to hear but the truth is always the truth

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PLL is Pro Lymphocytic Leukemia. Its a nasty aggressive second cousin to CLL

that doesn't respond to standard treatments. I was able to get into the Campath

clinical trial at Stanford, got complete response, my brother was a perfect

match for transplant and I had my transplant June 9 2000. I'm planning a party

in June after my 5 year Bone Marrow ;-)

How's FCR3 treating you?

Sue

Tipton <dcdtip44@...> wrote:

Sue,

CONGRATULATIONS...! I know you are pleased. I need to show my ignorance here,

what is PLL?

I was was dx with CLL 3/2001, currently half way through with FCR3 treatments a

MD in Houston.

I especially like your tag line about the truth.

Dave Tipton

Texas

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Sue,

Thanks for the info on PLL. I'm excited for your response to all your

treatments! Congratulations...!

FCR3 is going very well for me, I have three treatments left to complete in a

six cycle protocol. So far I'm anticipating a good outcome.

Dave Tipton

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It was a rough road for a while but absolutely worth every miserable minute.

Sue

Tipton <dcdtip44@...> wrote:

Sue,

Thanks for the info on PLL. I'm excited for your response to all your

treatments! Congratulations...!

FCR3 is going very well for me, I have three treatments left to complete in a

six cycle protocol. So far I'm anticipating a good outcome.

Dave Tipton

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You are simply the best. Thank you so much for still being available to

everyone when you are five years out. I understand how hard it is to make such a

commitment to everyone when you are so far out. Thank you for all that will

learn from you - from the bottom of my heart.

Margaret

9/15/03 - In Statesville with Dr R

300/155

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Congrats . Isn't it a great life?

Monroe

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704-682-0260 (cell)

704-871-0031 (office)

npm@...

www.clos.net

Anniversary

>I am 5 today!! I am glad I took the plunge and did what was

> expected of me. I am one happy camper!!

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Hi Akiba, It shouldn't bother you to have a drink for your Anniversary. I've had a drink once in awhile since I started LDN and it didn't bother me. I'm not a drinker so it's not very often. HAPPY 10TH ANNIVERSARY TO YOU & YOUR HONEY!!!!!!! Always A Friend, Crystal Akiba <akiba@...> wrote: I have a question for all you most knowledgeable people out there in LDN land...My 10th anniversary if coming up, and I will be using LDN by then, will I not be able to tip a glass with my honey? No bubbly with my hubbly? No treat with my sweet? Or is ok to have a drink with LDN....not go on a bender but will a small glass of celebration kill me? I'd really like to know *before* he goes out and blows a bill on a bottle! Peace and Blessings ~*~ Akiba ~*~ Pragmatic Visionary Thy Feet, My Feet Dance the Dance of Divinity My MS & TM WebSite www.crystalangel.org

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