Re: Thank you for praying for

[Guest guest]

Thank you and I hope your daughter has a speedy and gentle recovery.  We wish

her well and our best to you and your entire family.  We know what you are

going through.  Our family has had its' share.  What doesn't kill us will make

us stronger.  Bless you, Dolores & Mike

From: harold z <harzyl@...>

Subject: rheumatic Thank you for praying for

" ileostomy " <ileostomy >, " Colitis Crohns "

<colitiscrohns >, " CrohnsIBD Info "

<crohnsIBDinfo >, " ostomy support "

<ostomysupport >, " RA Support " <RA-Support >,

" Shauna Zelniker " <funkydiva00@...>, crohns-friends ,

cdsicrohnssupportclub , crohns ,

crohnscolitis , crohns_n_colitis , " ileostomy "

<ileostomy >, " Rheumatic " <rheumatic >

Date: Tuesday, February 2, 2010, 11:23 PM

 

Hi,

After a 4 hour operation and 3 hours in recovery, is currently in her

hospital room. The doctors are very pleased with the outcome of this operation.

As I sat in her room and watched her sleep, I couldn't help but wonder how

terrible is the pain of Crohn's disease that some one would opt to go through

such a radical operation rather than risk staying on drugs. Don't get me wrong,

I totally support her decision compared to the alternative but I have gained a

new level of respect and sympathy for the pain that you all go through on a

frequent basis and the difficult choices you have to make.

Let us pray that a cure will be found soon and the solution will mean getting a

shot once a year like the flu shot so that no one else has to face the choice

that my daughter had to make.

Harold

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[Guest guest]

That's good news, Harold, that the surgery went well. I found a quotation

which for me, especially right now (facing hip surgery on March 3rd), is

helpful: " Life is not the what it's supposed to be. It's the way it is.

The way you cope with it is what makes the difference. " It sounds as though

your daughter is a strong and determined person and will make the most of

whatever situation she is in. May God bless all of you.

[Guest guest]

Lots of prayers for your daughter and for you. It's wonderful that she has your

support and that you are there for her.

M

>

> Hi,

>

> After a 4 hour operation and 3 hours in recovery, is currently in

her hospital room. The doctors are very pleased with the outcome of this

operation.

>

> As I sat in her room and watched her sleep, I couldn't help but wonder how

terrible is the pain of Crohn's disease that some one would opt to go through

such a radical operation rather than risk staying on drugs. Don't get me wrong,

I totally support her decision compared to the alternative but I have gained a

new level of respect and sympathy for the pain that you all go through on a

frequent basis and the difficult choices you have to make.

>

> Let us pray that a cure will be found soon and the solution will mean getting

a shot once a year like the flu shot so that no one else has to face the choice

that my daughter had to make.

>

> Harold

[Guest guest]

Thank you Harold...I will keep her in my prayers......Hugs..a