Re: My wonderful hubby

[Guest guest]

,

This is an incredible email. You know what I love about your

husband's letter (besides the obvious upbeat and positive attitude

he has)? He says " WE " ! He is taking part in this with you, he is

sharing in your efforts and your struggles by making it a team

effort. " We will actively detox, we will be able to balance work

with school, we, we..... " It's wonderful!

I hope you know how blessed you are to have a man in your life with

that attitude.

Thanks for sharing such a wonderful communication. You have a

partner in your journey to health, and between God, our support

group, and your husband, you've got a winning team! You will beat

this!

Hugs,

Patty

>

> This morning I was feeling sorry for myself and my future. It is

funny how I go up and down like a rollercoaster. My husband and I

were emailing back and forth about my carrer as a Nurse. As some of

you know, I had to quit my Nursing classes due to my illness. Well,

he doesn't want me to give up on that dream. I don't know where I

would be without him in my life. Here is a copy of his last email

to me......

>

>

> " I don't believe this is a long-term curse. We will actively

detox and

> you will be on your feet soon. Exercise, a disciplined life style,

> faith, and a supportive hubby will speed recovery - physically and

> emotionally. Once we start to gain on the bills we will be able to

> balance work with school. We have been blessed by God in so many

ways;

> everyday I thank Him for you. You have been a blessing and an

> inspiration to me. Despair, disguised as " realist " , is the devil's

> tool. We can't let this discouragement cause us to settle into

> " realistic " goals. You have a light in you that needs to shine,

so get

> mentally and emotionally prepared to smile as you work and study.

> God has blessed you with more than enough stubbornness; you have

> strength to get thru this.

> Love you tons,

> RL "

>

>

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[Guest guest]

What a fabulous man! I love his attitude. You are a very lucky woman to

have found him and I am sure he is equally as lucky to have found you!

Kenda

> This morning I was feeling sorry for myself and my future. It is funny how I

> go up and down like a rollercoaster. My husband and I were emailing back and

> forth about my carrer as a Nurse. As some of you know, I had to quit my

> Nursing classes due to my illness. Well, he doesn't want me to give up on

> that dream. I don't know where I would be without him in my life. Here is a

> copy of his last email to me......

>

>

> " I don't believe this is a long-term curse. We will actively detox and

> you will be on your feet soon. Exercise, a disciplined life style,

> faith, and a supportive hubby will speed recovery - physically and

> emotionally. Once we start to gain on the bills we will be able to

> balance work with school. We have been blessed by God in so many ways;

> everyday I thank Him for you. You have been a blessing and an

> inspiration to me. Despair, disguised as " realist " , is the devil's

> tool. We can't let this discouragement cause us to settle into

> " realistic " goals. You have a light in you that needs to shine, so get

> mentally and emotionally prepared to smile as you work and study.

> God has blessed you with more than enough stubbornness; you have

> strength to get thru this.

> Love you tons,

> RL "

>

>

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>

[Guest guest]

, Oh my God!! This is a pretty special man you have

married, and you obviously are well aware of that. With him in your

corner, you have no choice but to get well!!

Sis

>

> This morning I was feeling sorry for myself and my future. It is

funny how I go up and down like a rollercoaster. My husband and I

were emailing back and forth about my carrer as a Nurse. As some of

you know, I had to quit my Nursing classes due to my illness. Well,

he doesn't want me to give up on that dream. I don't know where I

would be without him in my life. Here is a copy of his last email

to me......

>

>

> " I don't believe this is a long-term curse. We will actively

detox and

> you will be on your feet soon. Exercise, a disciplined life style,

> faith, and a supportive hubby will speed recovery - physically and

> emotionally. Once we start to gain on the bills we will be able to

> balance work with school. We have been blessed by God in so many

ways;

> everyday I thank Him for you. You have been a blessing and an

> inspiration to me. Despair, disguised as " realist " , is the devil's

> tool. We can't let this discouragement cause us to settle into

> " realistic " goals. You have a light in you that needs to shine,

so get

> mentally and emotionally prepared to smile as you work and study.

> God has blessed you with more than enough stubbornness; you have

> strength to get thru this.

> Love you tons,

> RL "

>

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

,

You've got a winner! . . . You are going to make it .

.. . it just takes time. The support of a loving hubby

makes it ever so much easier!

Hugs,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

Thanks for your sharing. What a lovely husband you have. His email

brought tears to my eyes. You better hang on to him--he is a very

supportive, loving and intelligent guy!

love, Kathy

>

> This morning I was feeling sorry for myself and my future. It is

funny how I go up and down like a rollercoaster. My husband and I

were emailing back and forth about my carrer as a Nurse. As some of

you know, I had to quit my Nursing classes due to my illness. Well,

he doesn't want me to give up on that dream. I don't know where I

would be without him in my life. Here is a copy of his last email

to me......

>

>

> " I don't believe this is a long-term curse. We will actively

detox and

> you will be on your feet soon. Exercise, a disciplined life style,

> faith, and a supportive hubby will speed recovery - physically and

> emotionally. Once we start to gain on the bills we will be able to

> balance work with school. We have been blessed by God in so many

ways;

> everyday I thank Him for you. You have been a blessing and an

> inspiration to me. Despair, disguised as " realist " , is the devil's

> tool. We can't let this discouragement cause us to settle into

> " realistic " goals. You have a light in you that needs to shine,

so get

> mentally and emotionally prepared to smile as you work and study.

> God has blessed you with more than enough stubbornness; you have

> strength to get thru this.

> Love you tons,

> RL "

>

>

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