Pam and , & everyone at the ShyDrager site, my sister passed away 102002

[Guest guest]

Dear Pam and , and everyone here at the ShyDrager Support

Group Site,

I wish to thank you for your help here at the ShyDrager site, in

January and February, when I really needed some support with managing

my sister a's MSA symptoms. In February, we hired a full-time

caregiver to be the one in charge of my sister's large group of care-

givers, and medicine scheduling. It was getting far too complicated

for my other sister and I to manage things between Illinois and New

Mexico.

In May, Dr. Low ordered hospice care for a, with instructions to

keep her as comfortable as possible.

a passed away on October 20, and as a had requested, we

immediately had her brain and spine sent to Dr. Low at the the Mayo

Clinic. a hoped that studying her tissues could perhaps

facilitate a cure for MSA, so that others would not have to suffer

the way that she suffered. a had a memorial service and funeral

in New Mexico, and a Memorial Mass in Illinois.

In spite of our relief that a's suffering is finally over, all of

her family and friends are still reeling in disbelief that her life

here on earth is ended. We feel a very strong sense that her spirit

is still with us, however, because hers was a personality that was

upbeat and optimistic, and a made many friends by her active

community involvement.

Thanks, again, for answering my questions during the early part of

this year, and for all of your comforting words of support. There

are many wonderful people frequenting the ShyDrager site. God bless

you for providing so much help to so many people.

Sincerely,

pistachio53

Ivers

[Guest guest]

Dear Pam and , and everyone here at the ShyDrager Support

Group Site,

I wish to thank you for your help here at the ShyDrager site, in

January and February, when I really needed some support with managing

my sister a's MSA symptoms. In February, we hired a full-time

caregiver to be the one in charge of my sister's large group of care-

givers, and medicine scheduling. It was getting far too complicated

for my other sister and I to manage things between Illinois and New

Mexico.

In May, Dr. Low ordered hospice care for a, with instructions to

keep her as comfortable as possible.

a passed away on October 20, and as a had requested, we

immediately had her brain and spine sent to Dr. Low at the the Mayo

Clinic. a hoped that studying her tissues could perhaps

facilitate a cure for MSA, so that others would not have to suffer

the way that she suffered. a had a memorial service and funeral

in New Mexico, and a Memorial Mass in Illinois.

In spite of our relief that a's suffering is finally over, all of

her family and friends are still reeling in disbelief that her life

here on earth is ended. We feel a very strong sense that her spirit

is still with us, however, because hers was a personality that was

upbeat and optimistic, and a made many friends by her active

community involvement.

Thanks, again, for answering my questions during the early part of

this year, and for all of your comforting words of support. There

are many wonderful people frequenting the ShyDrager site. God bless

you for providing so much help to so many people.

Sincerely,

pistachio53

Ivers

[Guest guest]

,

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I remember well your

work to assist your sister. I am sure that she really appreciated your

help. I understand your feelings of disbelief.

Marilyn in TN

>

> Reply-To: shydrager

> Date: Tue, 29 Oct 2002 03:55:03 -0000

> To: shydrager

> Subject: Pam and , & everyone at the ShyDrager site, my sister

> passed away 102002

>

> Dear Pam and , and everyone here at the ShyDrager Support

> Group Site,

>

> I wish to thank you for your help here at the ShyDrager site, in

> January and February, when I really needed some support with managing

> my sister a's MSA symptoms. In February, we hired a full-time

> caregiver to be the one in charge of my sister's large group of care-

> givers, and medicine scheduling. It was getting far too complicated

> for my other sister and I to manage things between Illinois and New

> Mexico.

>

> In May, Dr. Low ordered hospice care for a, with instructions to

> keep her as comfortable as possible.

>

> a passed away on October 20, and as a had requested, we

> immediately had her brain and spine sent to Dr. Low at the the Mayo

> Clinic. a hoped that studying her tissues could perhaps

> facilitate a cure for MSA, so that others would not have to suffer

> the way that she suffered. a had a memorial service and funeral

> in New Mexico, and a Memorial Mass in Illinois.

>

> In spite of our relief that a's suffering is finally over, all of

> her family and friends are still reeling in disbelief that her life

> here on earth is ended. We feel a very strong sense that her spirit

> is still with us, however, because hers was a personality that was

> upbeat and optimistic, and a made many friends by her active

> community involvement.

>

> Thanks, again, for answering my questions during the early part of

> this year, and for all of your comforting words of support. There

> are many wonderful people frequenting the ShyDrager site. God bless

> you for providing so much help to so many people.

>

> Sincerely,

> pistachio53

> Ivers

>

>

>

>

> If you do not wish to belong to shydrager, you may

> unsubscribe by sending a blank email to

>

> shydrager-unsubscribe

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I remember well your

work to assist your sister. I am sure that she really appreciated your

help. I understand your feelings of disbelief.

Marilyn in TN

>

> Reply-To: shydrager

> Date: Tue, 29 Oct 2002 03:55:03 -0000

> To: shydrager

> Subject: Pam and , & everyone at the ShyDrager site, my sister

> passed away 102002

>

> Dear Pam and , and everyone here at the ShyDrager Support

> Group Site,

>

> I wish to thank you for your help here at the ShyDrager site, in

> January and February, when I really needed some support with managing

> my sister a's MSA symptoms. In February, we hired a full-time

> caregiver to be the one in charge of my sister's large group of care-

> givers, and medicine scheduling. It was getting far too complicated

> for my other sister and I to manage things between Illinois and New

> Mexico.

>

> In May, Dr. Low ordered hospice care for a, with instructions to

> keep her as comfortable as possible.

>

> a passed away on October 20, and as a had requested, we

> immediately had her brain and spine sent to Dr. Low at the the Mayo

> Clinic. a hoped that studying her tissues could perhaps

> facilitate a cure for MSA, so that others would not have to suffer

> the way that she suffered. a had a memorial service and funeral

> in New Mexico, and a Memorial Mass in Illinois.

>

> In spite of our relief that a's suffering is finally over, all of

> her family and friends are still reeling in disbelief that her life

> here on earth is ended. We feel a very strong sense that her spirit

> is still with us, however, because hers was a personality that was

> upbeat and optimistic, and a made many friends by her active

> community involvement.

>

> Thanks, again, for answering my questions during the early part of

> this year, and for all of your comforting words of support. There

> are many wonderful people frequenting the ShyDrager site. God bless

> you for providing so much help to so many people.

>

> Sincerely,

> pistachio53

> Ivers

>

>

>

>

> If you do not wish to belong to shydrager, you may

> unsubscribe by sending a blank email to

>

> shydrager-unsubscribe

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

I am so sorry to hear of the passing away of your sister. My prayers will

go out to you and your family during this difficult time.

Hugs and Warm Fuzzies,

Deborah aka Tenacity

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[Guest guest]

,

I am so sorry to hear of the passing away of your sister. My prayers will

go out to you and your family during this difficult time.

Hugs and Warm Fuzzies,

Deborah aka Tenacity

_________________________________________________________________

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[Guest guest]

,

Rob and I are sorry to hear about your sister's passing. Our thoughts and

prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time. I hope you

find comfort in the fact that her suffering is over.

Carol & Rob

Lexington, MA

Pam and , & everyone at the ShyDrager site, my sister

passed away 102002

> Dear Pam and , and everyone here at the ShyDrager Support

> Group Site,

>

> I wish to thank you for your help here at the ShyDrager site, in

> January and February, when I really needed some support with managing

> my sister a's MSA symptoms. In February, we hired a full-time

> caregiver to be the one in charge of my sister's large group of care-

> givers, and medicine scheduling. It was getting far too complicated

> for my other sister and I to manage things between Illinois and New

> Mexico.

>

> In May, Dr. Low ordered hospice care for a, with instructions to

> keep her as comfortable as possible.

>

> a passed away on October 20, and as a had requested, we

> immediately had her brain and spine sent to Dr. Low at the the Mayo

> Clinic. a hoped that studying her tissues could perhaps

> facilitate a cure for MSA, so that others would not have to suffer

> the way that she suffered. a had a memorial service and funeral

> in New Mexico, and a Memorial Mass in Illinois.

>

> In spite of our relief that a's suffering is finally over, all of

> her family and friends are still reeling in disbelief that her life

> here on earth is ended. We feel a very strong sense that her spirit

> is still with us, however, because hers was a personality that was

> upbeat and optimistic, and a made many friends by her active

> community involvement.

>

> Thanks, again, for answering my questions during the early part of

> this year, and for all of your comforting words of support. There

> are many wonderful people frequenting the ShyDrager site. God bless

> you for providing so much help to so many people.

>

> Sincerely,

> pistachio53

> Ivers

>

>

>

>

> If you do not wish to belong to shydrager, you may

> unsubscribe by sending a blank email to

>

> shydrager-unsubscribe

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

Rob and I are sorry to hear about your sister's passing. Our thoughts and

prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time. I hope you

find comfort in the fact that her suffering is over.

Carol & Rob

Lexington, MA

Pam and , & everyone at the ShyDrager site, my sister

passed away 102002

> Dear Pam and , and everyone here at the ShyDrager Support

> Group Site,

>

> I wish to thank you for your help here at the ShyDrager site, in

> January and February, when I really needed some support with managing

> my sister a's MSA symptoms. In February, we hired a full-time

> caregiver to be the one in charge of my sister's large group of care-

> givers, and medicine scheduling. It was getting far too complicated

> for my other sister and I to manage things between Illinois and New

> Mexico.

>

> In May, Dr. Low ordered hospice care for a, with instructions to

> keep her as comfortable as possible.

>

> a passed away on October 20, and as a had requested, we

> immediately had her brain and spine sent to Dr. Low at the the Mayo

> Clinic. a hoped that studying her tissues could perhaps

> facilitate a cure for MSA, so that others would not have to suffer

> the way that she suffered. a had a memorial service and funeral

> in New Mexico, and a Memorial Mass in Illinois.

>

> In spite of our relief that a's suffering is finally over, all of

> her family and friends are still reeling in disbelief that her life

> here on earth is ended. We feel a very strong sense that her spirit

> is still with us, however, because hers was a personality that was

> upbeat and optimistic, and a made many friends by her active

> community involvement.

>

> Thanks, again, for answering my questions during the early part of

> this year, and for all of your comforting words of support. There

> are many wonderful people frequenting the ShyDrager site. God bless

> you for providing so much help to so many people.

>

> Sincerely,

> pistachio53

> Ivers

>

>

>

>

> If you do not wish to belong to shydrager, you may

> unsubscribe by sending a blank email to

>

> shydrager-unsubscribe

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear :

My sincere sympathy and condolences are with you in the death of you sister.

May God bless you and strengthen you in the days to come. Winifred Card

Pam and , & everyone at the ShyDrager site, my sister

passed away 102002

> Dear Pam and , and everyone here at the ShyDrager Support

> Group Site,

>

> I wish to thank you for your help here at the ShyDrager site, in

> January and February, when I really needed some support with managing

> my sister a's MSA symptoms. In February, we hired a full-time

> caregiver to be the one in charge of my sister's large group of care-

> givers, and medicine scheduling. It was getting far too complicated

> for my other sister and I to manage things between Illinois and New

> Mexico.

>

> In May, Dr. Low ordered hospice care for a, with instructions to

> keep her as comfortable as possible.

>

> a passed away on October 20, and as a had requested, we

> immediately had her brain and spine sent to Dr. Low at the the Mayo

> Clinic. a hoped that studying her tissues could perhaps

> facilitate a cure for MSA, so that others would not have to suffer

> the way that she suffered. a had a memorial service and funeral

> in New Mexico, and a Memorial Mass in Illinois.

>

> In spite of our relief that a's suffering is finally over, all of

> her family and friends are still reeling in disbelief that her life

> here on earth is ended. We feel a very strong sense that her spirit

> is still with us, however, because hers was a personality that was

> upbeat and optimistic, and a made many friends by her active

> community involvement.

>

> Thanks, again, for answering my questions during the early part of

> this year, and for all of your comforting words of support. There

> are many wonderful people frequenting the ShyDrager site. God bless

> you for providing so much help to so many people.

>

> Sincerely,

> pistachio53

> Ivers

>

>

>

>

> If you do not wish to belong to shydrager, you may

> unsubscribe by sending a blank email to

>

> shydrager-unsubscribe

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear :

My sincere sympathy and condolences are with you in the death of you sister.

May God bless you and strengthen you in the days to come. Winifred Card

Pam and , & everyone at the ShyDrager site, my sister

passed away 102002

> Dear Pam and , and everyone here at the ShyDrager Support

> Group Site,

>

> I wish to thank you for your help here at the ShyDrager site, in

> January and February, when I really needed some support with managing

> my sister a's MSA symptoms. In February, we hired a full-time

> caregiver to be the one in charge of my sister's large group of care-

> givers, and medicine scheduling. It was getting far too complicated

> for my other sister and I to manage things between Illinois and New

> Mexico.

>

> In May, Dr. Low ordered hospice care for a, with instructions to

> keep her as comfortable as possible.

>

> a passed away on October 20, and as a had requested, we

> immediately had her brain and spine sent to Dr. Low at the the Mayo

> Clinic. a hoped that studying her tissues could perhaps

> facilitate a cure for MSA, so that others would not have to suffer

> the way that she suffered. a had a memorial service and funeral

> in New Mexico, and a Memorial Mass in Illinois.

>

> In spite of our relief that a's suffering is finally over, all of

> her family and friends are still reeling in disbelief that her life

> here on earth is ended. We feel a very strong sense that her spirit

> is still with us, however, because hers was a personality that was

> upbeat and optimistic, and a made many friends by her active

> community involvement.

>

> Thanks, again, for answering my questions during the early part of

> this year, and for all of your comforting words of support. There

> are many wonderful people frequenting the ShyDrager site. God bless

> you for providing so much help to so many people.

>

> Sincerely,

> pistachio53

> Ivers

>

>

>

>

> If you do not wish to belong to shydrager, you may

> unsubscribe by sending a blank email to

>

> shydrager-unsubscribe

>

>

>

>

>