Re: Re: OT ~ I Dreamt I Went to Heaven {{June}}

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Thanks so much for your thoughts, Jane.

Hugs

June

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From: JANE

June, I am so sorry you are still hurting. I am so blessed to still

be able to work and pretty much keep things going. I will be praying

for you today. I know how awful it is when the pain just doesn't let

up on you. Hang in there sweetie, there are brighter days ahead.

Love

Jane

> Tess, this was the first post I read this morning and you will

never know how much this meant to me. Trying to get used to the patch

and cutting down the oxy has not been fun. Until I get the knee and

ankle operated on (still waiting) the pain is overwhelming me.

Reading this post made me really stop and realize how fortunate I am,

that even though I have to wait, at least I know that eventually I

will be looked after, not like so many who just can't afford any type

of health care.

>

> You are an inspiration to everyone on this list and I was thinking,

for the benefit of the new members, you should tell your story of how

you went from being confined to your home to where you are now, back

in the work force. It is a story worth repeating, especially for

those that are feeling ready to throw in the towel because they see

a dark and dismal life ahead of them since being diagnosed.

>

> Hugs

> June

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[Guest guest]

Thanks so much for your thoughts, Jane.

Hugs

June

----- Original Message -----

From: JANE

June, I am so sorry you are still hurting. I am so blessed to still

be able to work and pretty much keep things going. I will be praying

for you today. I know how awful it is when the pain just doesn't let

up on you. Hang in there sweetie, there are brighter days ahead.

Love

Jane

> Tess, this was the first post I read this morning and you will

never know how much this meant to me. Trying to get used to the patch

and cutting down the oxy has not been fun. Until I get the knee and

ankle operated on (still waiting) the pain is overwhelming me.

Reading this post made me really stop and realize how fortunate I am,

that even though I have to wait, at least I know that eventually I

will be looked after, not like so many who just can't afford any type

of health care.

>

> You are an inspiration to everyone on this list and I was thinking,

for the benefit of the new members, you should tell your story of how

you went from being confined to your home to where you are now, back

in the work force. It is a story worth repeating, especially for

those that are feeling ready to throw in the towel because they see

a dark and dismal life ahead of them since being diagnosed.

>

> Hugs

> June

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