Guest guest Posted July 31, 2004 Report Share Posted July 31, 2004 Hi - Earlier today, Sally called from England, and you were mentioned. We hadn't heard from you in a little while and wondered how you were getting on. Well, now I know. God does work in mysterious ways. Thank you so very much my friend, for reserving the brightest star for my dad. We shall say that your dad, Grandpa Bert, and my dad are all there together - as we wish upon that star. Thank you for the analogy of seeing a full, yellow moon reminding you of a yellow rose. It seems you have incorporated the sky above you into my family memories...and I thank you for that. Sitting here, as my eyes well up, determined NOT to let tears fall as I know my mom, and my dad are together, happy once again, and looking down on me as my Guardian Angels. Sending you many hugs from this side of the pond . Wishing you and your family well - sending many hugs and much love- Sandie - wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee -- " daniel campbell " wrote: Sandie,it's 11pm here and sitting looking out of the window i see the most brilliant full moon, glowing and looking yellow (like the rose!), just to the east is the brightest star and usually i like to think it's for my dad and granda but tonight the star is for Merle...Happy Birthday Merle!....... .xx A forced day to remember... Hi Group- Just one of those days where I am forced to miss my dad 'more' than each other day when I miss him. On July 31, 2004 my dad would have been 67 years old. He passed away September 20, 2002 when he was 65. Sitting here hugging my dad with all my heart, with all my might - tonight he will hear my special prayers wishing him a Happy Birthday for tomorrow- Sandie Welcome to LBDcaregivers. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2004 Report Share Posted July 31, 2004 Sandie, if you need to cry then you go ahead!, we never stop hurting even though we know their passing is ultimately a blessing...no more suffering... I've been off-line because of an 11day migraine attack(and i mean a non stop attack), had too much codine in my system which caused problems with my liver, was taken to hospital for an injection but because i have an ulcer they couldn't give me one so i was given very strong painkillers, i was flying!! i never knew it was legal to get so high...lol.... I'm now on a new drug with is taken in through my nose meaning it by-passes my liver and stomach and goes straight into my bloodstream...BLISS!! I went back to work today(never thought i would miss working with mental health patients)and we had the hottest day here so as a result i now look like a midget lobster(not a pretty sight)....but at least i get to sit and look out of the window at the beautiful sky..it's warm,dark with a full moon and lots of stars..the kind of night that makes you thankful for what you've got, i could sit here all night(mind you i think with my sunburn i glow in the dark!!) Speak to you soon .xx A forced day to remember... Hi Group- Just one of those days where I am forced to miss my dad 'more' than each other day when I miss him. On July 31, 2004 my dad would have been 67 years old. He passed away September 20, 2002 when he was 65. Sitting here hugging my dad with all my heart, with all my might - tonight he will hear my special prayers wishing him a Happy Birthday for tomorrow- Sandie Welcome to LBDcaregivers. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2004 Report Share Posted July 31, 2004 - Call us twins - separated at birth. and I were out by the pool for over 2 hours today. He had on sunscreen, well, I um, didn't. As the evening goes on, I find I am tanning and burning at the same time. Tonight, when our full moon comes out, I shall think of you. I heard we will have a " Blue Moon " meaning there will be two full moons in a row...one for your dad and Grandpa Bert, one for my dad! Hugs to ya- Sandie -- " daniel campbell " wrote: Sandie, if you need to cry then you go ahead!, we never stop hurting even though we know their passing is ultimately a blessing...no more suffering... I've been off-line because of an 11day migraine attack(and i mean a non stop attack), had too much codine in my system which caused problems with my liver, was taken to hospital for an injection but because i have an ulcer they couldn't give me one so i was given very strong painkillers, i was flying!! i never knew it was legal to get so high...lol.... I'm now on a new drug with is taken in through my nose meaning it by-passes my liver and stomach and goes straight into my bloodstream...BLISS!! I went back to work today(never thought i would miss working with mental health patients)and we had the hottest day here so as a result i now look like a midget lobster(not a pretty sight)....but at least i get to sit and look out of the window at the beautiful sky..it's warm,dark with a full moon and lots of stars..the kind of night that makes you thankful for what you've got, i could sit here all night(mind you i think with my sunburn i glow in the dark!!) Speak to you soon .xx A forced day to remember... Hi Group- Just one of those days where I am forced to miss my dad 'more' than each other day when I miss him. On July 31, 2004 my dad would have been 67 years old. He passed away September 20, 2002 when he was 65. Sitting here hugging my dad with all my heart, with all my might - tonight he will hear my special prayers wishing him a Happy Birthday for tomorrow- Sandie Welcome to LBDcaregivers. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2004 Report Share Posted July 31, 2004 Dear - Of course, most importantly...take care of yourself. I am so glad you are back in the swing of feeling better, and that you are also back online. My family deals with migraines, have had days worth myself. Gentle hugs to ya- Sandie -- " daniel campbell " wrote: Sandie, if you need to cry then you go ahead!, we never stop hurting even though we know their passing is ultimately a blessing...no more suffering... I've been off-line because of an 11day migraine attack(and i mean a non stop attack), had too much codine in my system which caused problems with my liver, was taken to hospital for an injection but because i have an ulcer they couldn't give me one so i was given very strong painkillers, i was flying!! i never knew it was legal to get so high...lol.... I'm now on a new drug with is taken in through my nose meaning it by-passes my liver and stomach and goes straight into my bloodstream...BLISS!! I went back to work today(never thought i would miss working with mental health patients)and we had the hottest day here so as a result i now look like a midget lobster(not a pretty sight)....but at least i get to sit and look out of the window at the beautiful sky..it's warm,dark with a full moon and lots of stars..the kind of night that makes you thankful for what you've got, i could sit here all night(mind you i think with my sunburn i glow in the dark!!) Speak to you soon .xx A forced day to remember... Hi Group- Just one of those days where I am forced to miss my dad 'more' than each other day when I miss him. On July 31, 2004 my dad would have been 67 years old. He passed away September 20, 2002 when he was 65. Sitting here hugging my dad with all my heart, with all my might - tonight he will hear my special prayers wishing him a Happy Birthday for tomorrow- Sandie Welcome to LBDcaregivers. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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