Re: sorry this is so long but I have many words today.

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Joyce, I know. this new server we have only gives a few fonts to play with.. I haven't found one I like yet.. lolLove & PrayersPeggy, FloridaIPF 2004----- "Joyce T Rosenberg" wrote:

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> > > peggy you hit the wrong font> > Pink Joyce R (IPF 3/06) IFA 5/09 Pennsylvania

Donate Life Listed 1/09 Inactive 4/09

www.transplantfund.org> > > > > Subject: sorry this is so long but I have many words today.> To: Breathe-Support > Date: Thursday, November 19, 2009, 3:25 PM> > > >

> > Hi , I am 67 years old and was diagnosed in June of 2004, That is 5 1/2 years ago. True I'm using hospice right now but am not bed ridden. In fact I intent on going to Church this next Sunday (All Christmas music form our Choir) I told my hubby to roll me out in Jammie's if necessary but get me there. "he will"I know this disease is a monster and so hard to wrap your mind an life around but remember you are not going to die tomorrow. LIVE your life to the fullest. There is so much you can do..All I can think of that restricted me was stairs long walks. Shopping..sooo I use their scooters and have for probably 7 or 8 years. I am sure I had this disease long before diagnoses. I use a

wheel chair to go and do go. not as much as I would like but my hubby would take me anywhere I want.. I want to tell you something. I am NOT afraid of this disease or of death, not that I want to do it either but we all must do it at sometime. I have a very deep faith in a loving God and KNOW where I am going for eternity. This disease is such a spirit killer that it is hard to come to understand that you can have a wonderful life.Your attitude will bring you a LONG way.Do something everyday that makes you laugh or smile. Share things with your loved ones.

And Play music... sing sing sing.. one breath at a time of corse but sing.. no I can not carry a tune but is blessed to get to hear me.. makes me happy and trust me "ITS ALL ABOUT YOU"> > God Bless YOU with peace and strength for the battle. We're always here..

> Love & PrayersPeggy, Florida

> IPF 2004> >

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i tried to change the font for Peggy

i hope it comes through

Pink Joyce R (IPF 3/06) IFA 5/09 Pennsylvania

Donate Life Listed 1/09 Inactive 4/09

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Subject: sorry this is so long but I have many words today.To: Breathe-Support Date: Thursday, November 19, 2009, 3:25 PM

Hi , I am 67 years old and was diagnosed in June of 2004, That is 5 1/2 years ago. True I'm using hospice right now but am not bed ridden. In fact I intent on going to Church this next Sunday (All Christmas music form our Choir) I told my hubby to roll me out in Jammie's if necessary but get me there. "he will"I know this disease is a monster and so hard to wrap

your mind an life around but remember you are not going to die tomorrow. LIVE your life to the fullest. There is so much you can do..All I can think of that restricted me was stairs long walks. Shopping..sooo I use their scooters and have for probably 7 or 8 years. I am sure I had this disease long before diagnoses. I use a wheel chair to go and do go. not as much as I would like but my hubby would take me anywhere I want.. I want to tell you something. I am NOT afraid of this disease or of death, not that I want to do it either but we all must do it at sometime. I have a very deep faith in a loving God and KNOW where I am going for eternity. This disease is such a spirit killer that it is hard to come to understand that you can have a wonderful life.Your attitude will bring you a LONG way.Do something everyday that makes you laugh or smile. Share things with your loved ones. And Play music... sing sing sing.. one breath at a time of corse but sing.. no I can not

carry a tune but is blessed to get to hear me.. makes me happy and trust me "ITS ALL ABOUT YOU"God Bless YOU with peace and strength for the battle. We're always here..

Love & PrayersPeggy, Florida

IPF 2004

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Peggy, Joyce said that you hit the wrong font. I was so confused because I couldn't read it.

To: Breathe-Support Sent: Thu, November 19, 2009 3:25:55 PMSubject: sorry this is so long but I have many words today.

Hi , I am 67 years old and was diagnosed in June of 2004, That is 5 1/2 years ago. True I'm using hospice right now but am not bed ridden. In fact I intent on going to Church this next Sunday (All Christmas music form our Choir) I told my hubby to roll me out in Jammie's if necessary but get me there. "he will"I know this disease is a monster and so hard to wrap your mind an life around but remember you are not going to die tomorrow. LIVE your life to the fullest. There is so much you can do..All I can think of that restricted me was stairs long walks. Shopping..sooo I use their scooters and have for probably 7 or 8 years. I am sure I had this disease long before diagnoses. I use a

wheel chair to go and do go. not as much as I would like but my hubby would take me anywhere I want.. I want to tell you something. I am NOT afraid of this disease or of death, not that I want to do it either but we all must do it at sometime. I have a very deep faith in a loving God and KNOW where I am going for eternity. This disease is such a spirit killer that it is hard to come to understand that you can have a wonderful life.Your attitude will bring you a LONG way.Do something everyday that makes you laugh or smile. Share things with your loved ones.

And Play music... sing sing sing.. one breath at a time of corse but sing.. no I can not carry a tune but is blessed to get to hear me.. makes me happy and trust me "ITS ALL ABOUT YOU"God Bless YOU with peace and strength for the battle. We're always here..

Love & PrayersPeggy, Florida

IPF 2004

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Peggy,This is not from . I just had to tell you what an inspiration and hero you are to me.Kathy IPF 10/09 ILD 3/07 Type 2 Diabetes (it feels like forever ago)Subject: sorry this is so long but I have many words today.To: Breathe-Support Date: Thursday, November 19, 2009, 12:25 PM

Hi , I am 67 years old and was diagnosed in June of 2004, That is 5 1/2 years ago. True I'm using hospice right now but am not bed ridden. In fact I intent on going to Church this next Sunday (All Christmas music form our Choir) I told my hubby to roll me out in Jammie's if necessary but get me there. "he will"I know this disease is a monster and so hard to wrap your mind an life around but remember you are not going to die tomorrow. LIVE your life to the fullest. There is so much you can do..All I can think of that restricted me was stairs long walks. Shopping..sooo I use their

scooters and have for probably 7 or 8 years. I am sure I had this disease long before diagnoses. I use a wheel chair to go and do go. not as much as I would like but my hubby would take me anywhere I want.. I want to tell you something. I am NOT afraid of this disease or of death, not that I want to do it either but we all must do it at sometime. I have a very deep faith in a loving God and KNOW where I am going for eternity. This disease is such a spirit killer that it is hard to come to understand that you can have a wonderful life.Your attitude will bring you a LONG way.Do something everyday that makes you laugh or smile. Share things with your loved ones. And Play music... sing sing sing.. one breath at a time of corse but sing.. no I can not carry a tune but is blessed to get to hear me.. makes me happy and trust me "ITS ALL ABOUT YOU"God Bless YOU with peace and strength for the battle. We're always here..Love & PrayersPeggy,

FloridaIPF 2004

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Don't you recognize Russian? I studied the language in college, but because it is gutteral and the sounds

come from the back of the throat and maybe half way down the esophagus, I could never learn to speak

it propertly. On the the other hand, it might just be Peggy's playful nature. Jack79/IPF - UIP/dx06/05 Maine

To: Breathe-Support Sent: Thu, November 19, 2009 3:52:33 PMSubject: Re: sorry this is so long but I have many words today.

peggy you hit the wrong font

Pink Joyce R (IPF 3/06) IFA 5/09 Pennsylvania

Donate Life Listed 1/09 Inactive 4/09

www.transplantfund. org

From: Peggy <pac1773@centurylink .net>Subject: sorry this is so long but I have many words today.To: Breathe-Support@ yahoogroups. comDate: Thursday, November 19, 2009, 3:25 PM

Hi , I am 67 years old and was diagnosed in June of 2004, That is 5 1/2 years ago. True I'm using hospice right now but am not bed ridden. In fact I intent on going to Church this next Sunday (All Christmas music form our Choir) I told my hubby to roll me out in Jammie's if necessary but get me there. "he will"I know this disease is a monster and so hard to wrap your mind an life around but remember you are not going to die tomorrow. LIVE your life to the fullest. There is so much you can do..All I can think of that restricted me was stairs long walks. Shopping..sooo I use their scooters and have for probably 7 or 8 years. I am sure I had this disease long before diagnoses. I use a

wheel chair to go and do go. not as much as I would like but my hubby would take me anywhere I want.. I want to tell you something. I am NOT afraid of this disease or of death, not that I want to do it either but we all must do it at sometime. I have a very deep faith in a loving God and KNOW where I am going for eternity. This disease is such a spirit killer that it is hard to come to understand that you can have a wonderful life.Your attitude will bring you a LONG way.Do something everyday that makes you laugh or smile. Share things with your loved ones.

And Play music... sing sing sing.. one breath at a time of corse but sing.. no I can not carry a tune but is blessed to get to hear me.. makes me happy and trust me "ITS ALL ABOUT YOU"God Bless YOU with peace and strength for the battle. We're always here..

Love & PrayersPeggy, Florida

IPF 2004