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At 3:23pm on December 30, 2010, Robin said…: Thank you Mary Sue for your warm and kind feedback. I deeply regret the lost of your husband. Yes God do not give us more than we can bare but it hurts knowing that we won't have them on this side with us. I miss my son so much. It pains me to think about my devastating lost. I can't begin to imagine how you must feel. I know God answers all prayers. I have been asking him for peace. I need it bad. Mary Sue just take one day at a time. Through LegacyConnect, we will heal. Thank you again and God Bless. Robin

At 2:21pm on December 30, 2010, Nancy Satterthwaite said…: Hi Mary Sue,

I know what pain you are going through, but you do have the right attitude to make it on the road to recovery. I am not saying it is easy, but being positive will guide you down the right road, where you won't get lost, until you reach your destination.

I still have my moments, and I say moments, because in the beginning, I cried all day long, and sometimes throughout the night. Now it is occasionally. My kids were really worried about me for awhile, as I am sure yours are too, if you have children. They wanted me to get on some drugs for depression, and I am so glad I didn't do that. What we are are going through is the natural part of grieving.

Thank you for caring about my illness. I will be fine. I have Lymphoma Cancer located in my lymph glands in my neck. It appears it has not went anywhere else in my body like Breast, lungs, etc. It appears to just be in the neck, so Chemo should shrink it and I will be on my way. Funny how your own illness helps to keep your mind off of your grieving. I guess its survival.

Take care,

Nancy

At 9:35pm on November 7, 2010, Paulette Fanelli said…: Thank you for the reach out. Grief is a very difficult emotion and dealing with it takes a termenous amount of faith in God which I have and I am sure you know that WE are not carrying this pain alone. I take one day and one moment at a time and when the wave of grief hits me I experience it then try to calm myself so I can keep going. I believe that our loved ones are in such a peaceful, wonderful place having a postive time and are waiting until God calls us to them so we can all experience eternity.