Snyder's son evan

[Guest guest]

What life is like after a death from PCa is not something that is often

discussed in this forum. We have a list, " Promise " where some widows

still communicate. Our husbands may be gone but they are not forgotten.

Thought some of you might be interested in a son's thoughts. May give

some men some things that they can do now to leave behind for their

children. Memories, What it was like for you as a child, as a young

adult, thoughts that you had when your children were born, etc are some

ideas. You do not need to wait for end stage to do this. A journal might

also be a treasured legacy. The link to the blog is toward the end.

Kathy

said;

Evan would love it...I think he has reached a point where he is

hungry for more information about his dad...how he interacted with

other, how his journal impacted so many people. He knows his private

dad...he wants to know the Len everyone else knew as well. He was

stunned to receive a comment on his blog from a woman like

us...husband died from PCa. It meant so much to her.

so yes....pass it on!!

carrie

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> Evan's words hit close to home. My son's and I often talk about

> Bill and

> how he is still a part of us. Do you and Evan mind if I share your

> email

> with others?

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> Kathy

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> [Promise] Snyder

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> Hello again to those who remember me. I am here mostly to post

> something that my younger son Evan posted today on his blog. He gave

> me permission to post. On background....my husband Len died in 1998

> at the age of 50 of prostate cancer. Evan was two weeks away from

> high school graduation and his older brother was 22. We have

> all moved on since then, but Len holds an unshakeable hold on our

> hearts and our memories. Evan is finally coming to terms:

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> http://tinyurl.com/g7ocb

> Please feel free to post a comment...

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> Hope all are well and happy and at peace.

>

> carrie