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It is pretty amazing! I still can't believe that it happened! Thanks

for the prayers. I honestly believe that this group has helped also.

How have things been going for you? I know you had some problems at

work, I hope that they are getting better for you.

Hugs and prayers.

Keri

> Keri,

> WOW, that's just an amazing story, I'm speechless.

> Wonderful, wonderful news that your husband is taking up his dad's

advice.

> You are a wonderful wife to have supported him like this against

the odds, I

> hope he realizes how lucky he is.

> You are in my prayers for it to be uphill from here on.

> ((((((((hugs))))))))

> Heidi

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Hi Keri,

It’s a pleasure. I’m much better thanks, back on the Happy Wagon and

chugging along nicely. I’m having a little flare so a bit sore and tired.

It feels like I’m trying to run through deep warm mud with a really heavy

wet blanket on me LOL! Nothing tragic though I just need to slow down for a

few days and it should clear up.

I do believe your experience, I might have had one of my own recently, I’ll

tell you the story.

My grandmother died a few months ago. I was really upset, it was very

sudden and we were very close. I kept praying for a sign she was OK

wherever she was.

I’d just finished reading the story of Kubler Ross’s life (she

wrote a book called On Death & Dying) very interesting woman. In her book

she speaks of how the Jews in the concentration camps used to draw

butterflies in their barracks, it puzzled her at first but she finally

understood the butterflies represented the freedom they believed they would

find after dying. There is a picture of a beautiful black and yellow

butterfly(sorry can’t remember the scientific name) on the cover. When I

read the book I thought of the movie Patch (beautiful true story if

you haven’t watched it do - but buy some tissues) in it his girlfriend says

that if she died she’d want to come back as a butterfly. Well she does die

and he has this amazing experience where he’s lost all hope then a butterfly

lands on him and transforms his life again. So all this is on my mind days

before she dies.

The night I heard about it my husband and I went to spend the evening in

this little hunting lodge so I could have some peace and a good cry. There

on the fireplace is this huge brown butterfly, I’d never seen one like it

there and have been very often. Anyway I so wanted to believe this was my

sign but you know how skeptical we can be, so although I loved the idea I

told myself I was just imagining things, now if it had been black and

yellow... that might be something else but brown? But I’d never seen a

black and yellow butterfly in Mauritius. The morning after that I wake up

at home and there on the porch window is this big beautiful black and yellow

butterfly! Some people might tell me it’s a coincidence but I felt better

after that. I think it was my sign that she’s ok. I’ve never seen another

one but always smile when I see any butterfly now. The only other person

I’ve told was my husband as I didn’t think anyone else would understand, but

I think you and everyone else here might.

Hugs and prayers,

Heidi

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HI Heidi,

Hey I beleive 100% it was your grandma telling you that she was okay.

Try asking her for another sign. Something maybe a little out of the

ordinary. A different color butterfly or someone with something in

particular on. That way you'll know that butterfly was for real. It

may take a few times of asking but if you really truly want another

sign and are ready for one she'll let you know she's listening.

Anyway, I am finding that it is best to take it easy when you start

getting a flare. From watching I have learned alot. His car had

a flat tire on monday. It took us (him) 3 days to get ONE LUG NUT

off. His brother in law finally had to cut it off. But he is so sore

from trying for 3 days to change one tire. Now, I'm expecting him to

take about 4-5 days to finally feel good enough to go for a walk

again. It's not easy I'm sure.

Good Luck and Good Rest!

Keri

>

> Hi Keri,

> It's a pleasure. I'm much better thanks, back on the Happy Wagon

and

> chugging along nicely. I'm having a little flare so a bit sore and

tired.

> It feels like I'm trying to run through deep warm mud with a really

heavy

> wet blanket on me LOL! Nothing tragic though I just need to slow

down for a

> few days and it should clear up.

>

> I do believe your experience, I might have had one of my own

recently, I'll

> tell you the story.

>

> My grandmother died a few months ago. I was really upset, it was

very

> sudden and we were very close. I kept praying for a sign she was

OK

> wherever she was.

> I'd just finished reading the story of Kubler Ross's life

(she

> wrote a book called On Death & Dying) very interesting woman. In

her book

> she speaks of how the Jews in the concentration camps used to draw

> butterflies in their barracks, it puzzled her at first but she

finally

> understood the butterflies represented the freedom they believed

they would

> find after dying. There is a picture of a beautiful black and

yellow

> butterfly(sorry can't remember the scientific name) on the cover.

When I

> read the book I thought of the movie Patch (beautiful true

story if

> you haven't watched it do - but buy some tissues) in it his

girlfriend says

> that if she died she'd want to come back as a butterfly. Well she

does die

> and he has this amazing experience where he's lost all hope then a

butterfly

> lands on him and transforms his life again. So all this is on my

mind days

> before she dies.

> The night I heard about it my husband and I went to spend the

evening in

> this little hunting lodge so I could have some peace and a good

cry. There

> on the fireplace is this huge brown butterfly, I'd never seen one

like it

> there and have been very often. Anyway I so wanted to believe this

was my

> sign but you know how skeptical we can be, so although I loved the

idea I

> told myself I was just imagining things, now if it had been black

and

> yellow... that might be something else but brown? But I'd never

seen a

> black and yellow butterfly in Mauritius. The morning after that I

wake up

> at home and there on the porch window is this big beautiful black

and yellow

> butterfly! Some people might tell me it's a coincidence but I felt

better

> after that. I think it was my sign that she's ok. I've never seen

another

> one but always smile when I see any butterfly now. The only other

person

> I've told was my husband as I didn't think anyone else would

understand, but

> I think you and everyone else here might.

> Hugs and prayers,

> Heidi

>

>

>

> _________________________________________________________________

> Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger:

http://messenger.msn.com

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