rewardsing things, some cf related, some not

[Guest guest]

It takes a special person to see beyond themselves. I'm glad you are doing

something with your talent and reaching out to others. Just keep " Blessing "

others and what goes around will come around. Thanks for sharing. It's great to

hear good news too.

Take Care-

Mom to 2 w/o CF and Savannah w/CF

[Guest guest]

People have helped me all my life, in one way or another.

So, like the homeless guy wcf, whom I got into a board and

care home, I was just happy and relieved--I mean at least he

did not run away--and I had no doubt, really clubbed fingers,

and high shoulders.

The thing is, it just happens to me. I now live in an apartment house--never

had done that before. The first

person to welcome me was my friend with the cat, !

Well, guess who makes sure she takes her pills every day?

You guessed right--my expertise: pill taking, counting, label

reading, etc. But I just adore my neighbor who can recite

poetry forever--I mean how many people actually do know the title of the poem,

and all of it, that ends " the captain of

my soul? " She can do all of Evangeline, too.

And my formerly homeless friend, now in the board and care

home, which he really likes, is a former student of chemistry; well, it IS hard

when one had nothing in common!

When I was a kid and one kid bully another, I tricked the

bully into falling--wasn't hard on the ice in Michigan! Comes

of being a lawyer's daughter, I guess.

I think that if one does not do what one can for others--be

they your kids, your neighbors, your friendsm, your friends'

kids, life would be rather boring.

Of course I tell the Telephone company, the Internet Service

Company off on a regular basis--no qualms about that!

I surely do appreciate those on line who remember the homeless guy with cf whom

I got into a home where he now

has enough food, washed clothes, outings, and I even get to

dine out with him on occasion. I think I am the winner!

Love to all coping with cf and life in general,

n Rojas

[Guest guest]

n,

You are so right! When I do something to help someone else, I get

more out of it than they do. I just makes me feel so much better.

If I am depressed, doing something for someone else helps cheer me up.

Love,

Gale

> People have helped me all my life, in one way or another.

> So, like the homeless guy wcf, whom I got into a board and

> care home, I was just happy and relieved--I mean at least he

> did not run away--and I had no doubt, really clubbed fingers,

> and high shoulders.

>

> The thing is, it just happens to me. I now live in an apartment

house--never had done that before. The first

> person to welcome me was my friend with the cat, !

> Well, guess who makes sure she takes her pills every day?

> You guessed right--my expertise: pill taking, counting, label

> reading, etc. But I just adore my neighbor who can recite

> poetry forever--I mean how many people actually do know the title

of the poem, and all of it, that ends " the captain of

> my soul? " She can do all of Evangeline, too.

>

> And my formerly homeless friend, now in the board and care

> home, which he really likes, is a former student of chemistry;

well, it IS hard when one had nothing in common!

>

> When I was a kid and one kid bully another, I tricked the

> bully into falling--wasn't hard on the ice in Michigan! Comes

> of being a lawyer's daughter, I guess.

>

> I think that if one does not do what one can for others--be

> they your kids, your neighbors, your friendsm, your friends'

> kids, life would be rather boring.

>

> Of course I tell the Telephone company, the Internet Service

> Company off on a regular basis--no qualms about that!

> I surely do appreciate those on line who remember the homeless guy

with cf whom I got into a home where he now

> has enough food, washed clothes, outings, and I even get to

> dine out with him on occasion. I think I am the winner!

> Love to all coping with cf and life in general,

> n Rojas

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