Joan - A day without you in my life is inconceivable. God had great plans
for you , and , as far as I can tell, you have already exceeded them. You
are my rock in a stormy sea of uncertainty in this world of P.D. You are
loved, by people you don't even know about. Miss you. honey.
Linda
Stan or Joan Snyder wrote:
> I'm afraid that Joan Samuelson does NOT overstate her case!! I hate to
> rain on anyone's parade or be the proverbial wet blanket or even to
> forecast gloom & doom...but I think that we must not lull ourselves into
> a false sense of security.
> I can only tell you about me-at age 47, I am a drooling, quivering,
> unbalanced, frozen, accident waiting to happen-and I'm afraid that's on
> my good days!!!
> On my bad days, I don't get off the couch. Thanks to understanding
> friends & my terrific family-i am still able to accomplish alot. I have
> had 2 pallidotomies-the 2nd nearly killed me & so surgical options are
> pretty much used up. But each day I keep getting up because I have a
> wonderful husband & 2 great kids & I have faith that God will find a way
> to use me for good even if it means only to go my computer and help
> someone in chat to make it thru just one more day. While I hope for a
> cure in my lifetime, I pray for the strength & courage to make it thru
> just one more day. After fighting this disease for over ten yrs., I'm
> afraid that I've become a realist with optimistic attitudes.
> --
> Joan E. Snyder 47/9
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> "As if you could kill time without hurting eternity"
> Henry David Thoreau
