 |
 |
Dear Camilla, You wrote: >Dear Edith, with the "Lovely" last name ! My response: Just picture in your creative mind what my life would be like if I had a corner on that LOVE market! >You wrote: >Thanks for the trust you show us in "speaking up" about yourself. As a >"survivor", you should have won the million dollars ! My response: I still think I'd rather earn it with LOVE! > >>You wrote: >How wonderful that your personal "Berlin wall" is crumbling! We discover >here how important it is to know and be known by "others", when the others >are people who share some of our hopes and fears, and can relate to where >we are coming from. My response: Most of my wall fell many years ago. The part that remains may always be with me. You wrote: >Ah, yes, those best laid plans---we all have them, PWPs and CGs alike. >Flexibility and a willingness to set new goals is a must, and that means >reaching a stage known as acceptance of reality. Knowing ohers who must >also adjust their horizons helps. My response: I agree, but for me or anyone else, it comes hard. > >You wrote: >I'm sure you'll hear from others who have RLS--it has been >cussed-and-discussed a lot on the list. That means there's a lot in the >archive too, BTW. My response: Do I get to the archives through, "Search this site"? >You wrote:> >Waiting and wondering is a bummer--but at least you have some idea now >what's going on, and that may help. My response: I would feel better if I could get my questions answered. My brain functions like a link bracelet. If all the links(pieces) don't fit into the bracelet(puzzle if you will)I become frustrated. Consider how important Dr. Lieberman has become. Not that he's not a considerate and sincere individual, but if he didn't respond to questions which patients and caregivers, as well as physicians proffer, he wouldn't have near the following. Consider, too, that the fact that so many questions are presented to him is more than proof that patients, etc., are not getting information from their physicians/neurologists to satisfy their needs. I count myself within this group! > >You wrote: That's a great start for Chapter one, and we're waiting for the rest of the >book! I love your signature quote--or is it original? My response: It is how Ishi saw the dawn which he then shared with me. I used to walk country roads at dawn(lived close to a mountain), so I could see the dawn. One morning, I saw what Ishi saw. I actually, walked within the headdress of the sun. It was beautiful and rare, and while I haven't seen the headdress since, I know it's there and will come again under proper atmospheric conditions. It became part of me. It is how I see and offer blessings. >>May we all walk in the headdress of the sun. >> >>E ([log in to unmask]) > > > > > Camilla Flintermann Oxford,OH > > <[log in to unmask]> > > On PD Webring at : >http://members.tripod.lycos.nl/genugten/flinterm.htm > And visit the CARE webring at >http://www.crosswinds.net/~caregivers/index.html > > > "In all beginnings, endings lie enfolded, > implicit and invisible as roots." > > > from: "Leaving the Garden"--CHF > > >