Re: So, I'm starting the Mayo Protocol on Monday administered locall

[Guest guest]

LOL Cheryl!!! I so forgot to thank you for the book you sent!!! Thank

you!!! It was wonderful.

Good luck to Leo. With , I was always so glad that, no matter

what, time still passed. My mantra " This too shall pass, this too

shall pass......... " became as familiar as breathing.

God Bless,

Franson, wife of

[Guest guest]

,

so happy to hear from you. I am so glad you enjoyed the book. She has a new one

out that is titled A Light in the Widerness and it goes even deeper into

spiritual growth from suffering and tribulations. I have one more Spiritual

Lightening on my shelf to give away (unless I decide to buy more) and am just

waiting for the person who I feel might really enjoy and grow from it. I have

been in absolutely beyond-my-own-capacity-to-deal-with-it pain. It is not

associated with my PSC or UC and has put even my liver failure on the back

burner. Yet there is something profoundly beautiful and intensely spiritual

about the whole thing. Instead of putting on the everything is OK fake face,

I've actually spent some time exploring my own dark moments and found an intense

enlightening of ambiguities that doesn't bother me at all---the ambiguities that

is---the pain is knocking over. I find that I am a very grouchy person, but not

because of pain. It's easy to be nice when you feel good, this pain

and illness seems to be showing me what I really am stripped down. It is not

necessarily a pretty thing. But the point is that now I know and can work on

fixing it. I never realized before how awful I was (not that I think I

particularly worse than the next guy). Oh well enough of my philosophizing for

today. My mantra is more like " I know God knows me and has a plan. " I honestly

am not sure the pain or illness will pass and I'm OK with it. I'm sad but that's

not so bad either. I am so glad you are in a good place now. You two are so

young. I honestly don't know if I could have handled all these problems when I

was your age. Cheryl in Burley ID 50 and feeling much older

Re: So, I'm starting the Mayo Protocol on Monday

administered locall

> LOL Cheryl!!! I so forgot to thank you for the book you sent!!! Thank

> you!!! It was wonderful.

>

> Good luck to Leo. With , I was always so glad that, no matter

> what, time still passed. My mantra " This too shall pass, this too

> shall pass......... " became as familiar as breathing.

>

> God Bless,

> Franson, wife of

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

so happy to hear from you. I am so glad you enjoyed the book. She has a new one

out that is titled A Light in the Widerness and it goes even deeper into

spiritual growth from suffering and tribulations. I have one more Spiritual

Lightening on my shelf to give away (unless I decide to buy more) and am just

waiting for the person who I feel might really enjoy and grow from it. I have

been in absolutely beyond-my-own-capacity-to-deal-with-it pain. It is not

associated with my PSC or UC and has put even my liver failure on the back

burner. Yet there is something profoundly beautiful and intensely spiritual

about the whole thing. Instead of putting on the everything is OK fake face,

I've actually spent some time exploring my own dark moments and found an intense

enlightening of ambiguities that doesn't bother me at all---the ambiguities that

is---the pain is knocking over. I find that I am a very grouchy person, but not

because of pain. It's easy to be nice when you feel good, this pain

and illness seems to be showing me what I really am stripped down. It is not

necessarily a pretty thing. But the point is that now I know and can work on

fixing it. I never realized before how awful I was (not that I think I

particularly worse than the next guy). Oh well enough of my philosophizing for

today. My mantra is more like " I know God knows me and has a plan. " I honestly

am not sure the pain or illness will pass and I'm OK with it. I'm sad but that's

not so bad either. I am so glad you are in a good place now. You two are so

young. I honestly don't know if I could have handled all these problems when I

was your age. Cheryl in Burley ID 50 and feeling much older

Re: So, I'm starting the Mayo Protocol on Monday

administered locall

> LOL Cheryl!!! I so forgot to thank you for the book you sent!!! Thank

> you!!! It was wonderful.

>

> Good luck to Leo. With , I was always so glad that, no matter

> what, time still passed. My mantra " This too shall pass, this too

> shall pass......... " became as familiar as breathing.

>

> God Bless,

> Franson, wife of

>

>