Guest guest Posted June 18, 2012 Report Share Posted June 18, 2012 Hello everyone. The other day grief was mentioned and i've seen it referenced a number of times with respect to the impact of chronic illness. How well i know the grip of sorrow/lament looking back over a life completely transformed by an element i believed could not override my will to do anything, be loved by anyone i wanted to love me, and feel forever mortal. I think some degree there will always be some level of grief in my heart and woukd any of you say the same? Yet i believe i am larger than the illness and still very full of life and i believe you all are too, even if it doesnt feel that way in a given moment. Perhaps that is a thought for today and perhaps we can all draw some satisfaction from the recognition of our strength in the midst of our fragility/frailty. And when the dark hours seem to overshadow the moments of light and our tears cannot be held back may we reach out to one another as a bonded compassionate family and know that darkest span of time will pass. I'll be there for you. Will you be there for me? In closing it is said ' A true friend is one who will get on the bus w/you when the going gets rough rather than ride in the limo'. I'm ready for the bus ride when it's time. Please bear w/me if this is full of typos, but i-d like to finish this before a month of sudays and before my cell phone starts crying 'charge me! Charge me fool! Have a great day/eve whatever you are doing and the aboue should be forever 'immortal not mortal' but what's a little Freudian slip amongst us! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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