Guest guest Posted May 9, 2010 Report Share Posted May 9, 2010 Well written Sharon. Thank you for sharing. Whoever would have thought that you would eventually reread this through your own LBD eyes? > > hi all, > > i wrote this poem, when daddy was struggling to communicate and now that i am an lbd'er i can rellay relate to what i wrote 'speakimg for daddy. ' and now i find will speak for me later than sooner i hope. > > and if anyone wishes to use/ or share this peom you have my permission, it is copyrigthed so just include my name is author. ) hugs. sharon > > > My mind is locked in my own little world, > Tightly wrapped, like a flag is furled. > I try to reach out to the ones I love, > But find I am closer to God above. > Slowly, I shut out everyone in my life, > My kids, my husband or my wife. > My world is closing in on me, > Getting harder for me to see. > I am scared of these feelings, > The fear has me reeling. > I try so hard to reach out of these clouds, > Cant you hear me screaming out loud? > Please help me out of my world, > Like a flag, I want to unfurl. > > Please my friend, do not grieve, > To heaven I went, very peacefully. > Be not sad that I am gone, > Instead be grateful that I have won. > I no longer suffer a loss of words, > Nor do I fall forwards or backwards. > My parents took my hand and then > I followed the Light to be with Him. > Again, my words start to flow, > As I feel the breeze begin to blow, > Once again, my flag is unfurled, > I am now in His world. > > by > Sharon Andersen-Murray > copyrighted 2005 > > > I am the daughter of Leonard whom was diagnosed in May 2004 and he died of complicatons *blood pressure started dropping and wouldn't recover* on Sept 25, 2005. He had bad case of Dr Jekyl/Mr Hyde scenarios. He was showing hallucinations and falling issues since prior to 1994. We moved in to take care of him Jan 19, 2003 and still live in his house. And in feb 2009, i have been diagonosed with 99% probability of lbd. Hoping that a cure or treatment will be found before it's too late for me. > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 9, 2010 Report Share Posted May 9, 2010 Hi, Sharon. As all of us who are in this journey know, the sentiment in your poem does reflect the changes in life. Nicely done as a way to convey the loss felt all around. Best wishes, Lynn in Florida ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > hi all, > > i wrote this poem, when daddy was struggling to communicate and now that i am an lbd'er i can rellay relate to what i wrote 'speakimg for daddy. ' and now i find will speak for me later than sooner i hope. > > and if anyone wishes to use/ or share this peom you have my permission, it is copyrigthed so just include my name is author. ) hugs. sharon > > > My mind is locked in my own little world, > Tightly wrapped, like a flag is furled. > I try to reach out to the ones I love, > But find I am closer to God above. > Slowly, I shut out everyone in my life, > My kids, my husband or my wife. > My world is closing in on me, > Getting harder for me to see. > I am scared of these feelings, > The fear has me reeling. > I try so hard to reach out of these clouds, > Cant you hear me screaming out loud? > Please help me out of my world, > Like a flag, I want to unfurl. > > Please my friend, do not grieve, > To heaven I went, very peacefully. > Be not sad that I am gone, > Instead be grateful that I have won. > I no longer suffer a loss of words, > Nor do I fall forwards or backwards. > My parents took my hand and then > I followed the Light to be with Him. > Again, my words start to flow, > As I feel the breeze begin to blow, > Once again, my flag is unfurled, > I am now in His world. > > by > Sharon Andersen-Murray > copyrighted 2005 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 9, 2010 Report Share Posted May 9, 2010 yeah it is scary sandra , but thats ok, i wll handle it with donnie, my critters adn my friends help. hugs. sharon I am the daughter of Leonard whom was diagnosed in May 2004 and he died of complicatons *blood pressure started dropping and wouldn't recover* on Sept 25, 2005. He had bad case of Dr Jekyl/Mr Hyde scenarios. He was showing hallucinations and falling issues since prior to 1994. We moved in to take care of him Jan 19, 2003 and still live in his house. And in feb 2009, i have been diagonosed with 99% probability of lbd. Hoping that a cure or treatment will be found before it's too late for me. Subject: Re: a poem i wrote in 2005 for daddy To: LBDcaregivers Date: Sunday, May 9, 2010, 11:58 AM  Well written Sharon. Thank you for sharing. Whoever would have thought that you would eventually reread this through your own LBD eyes? > > hi all, >  > i wrote this poem, when daddy was struggling to communicate and now that i am an lbd'er i can rellay relate to what i wrote 'speakimg for daddy. ' and now i find will speak for me later than sooner i hope. >  > and if anyone wishes to use/ or share this peom you have my permission, it is copyrigthed so just include my name is author. )  hugs. sharon >  >  > My mind is locked in my own little world, > Tightly wrapped, like a flag is furled. > I try to reach out to the ones I love, > But find I am closer to God above. > Slowly, I shut out everyone in my life, > My kids, my husband or my wife. > My world is closing in on me, > Getting harder for me to see. > I am scared of these feelings, > The fear has me reeling. > I try so hard to reach out of these clouds, > Cant you hear me screaming out loud? > Please help me out of my world, > Like a flag, I want to unfurl. > > Please my friend, do not grieve, > To heaven I went, very peacefully. > Be not sad that I am gone, > Instead be grateful that I have won. > I no longer suffer a loss of words, > Nor do I fall forwards or backwards. > My parents took my hand and then > I followed the Light to be with Him. > Again, my words start to flow, > As I feel the breeze begin to blow, > Once again, my flag is unfurled, > I am now in His world. > > by > Sharon Andersen-Murray > copyrighted 2005 > > > I am the daughter of Leonard whom was diagnosed in May 2004 and he died of complicatons *blood pressure started dropping and wouldn't recover* on Sept 25, 2005. He had bad case of Dr Jekyl/Mr Hyde scenarios. He was showing hallucinations and falling issues since prior to 1994. We moved in to take care of him Jan 19, 2003 and still live in his house. And in feb 2009, i have been diagonosed with 99% probability of lbd. Hoping that a cure or treatment will be found before it's too late for me. > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 10, 2010 Report Share Posted May 10, 2010 smile thanks lynn hugs. sharon I am the daughter of Leonard whom was diagnosed in May 2004 and he died of complicatons *blood pressure started dropping and wouldn't recover* on Sept 25, 2005. He had bad case of Dr Jekyl/Mr Hyde scenarios. He was showing hallucinations and falling issues since prior to 1994. We moved in to take care of him Jan 19, 2003 and still live in his house. And in feb 2009, i have been diagonosed with 99% probability of lbd. Hoping that a cure or treatment will be found before it's too late for me. Subject: Re: a poem i wrote in 2005 for daddy To: LBDcaregivers Date: Sunday, May 9, 2010, 1:58 PM  Hi, Sharon. As all of us who are in this journey know, the sentiment in your poem does reflect the changes in life. Nicely done as a way to convey the loss felt all around. Best wishes, Lynn in Florida ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~ > > hi all, >  > i wrote this poem, when daddy was struggling to communicate and now that i am an lbd'er i can rellay relate to what i wrote 'speakimg for daddy. ' and now i find will speak for me later than sooner i hope. >  > and if anyone wishes to use/ or share this peom you have my permission, it is copyrigthed so just include my name is author. )  hugs. sharon >  >  > My mind is locked in my own little world, > Tightly wrapped, like a flag is furled. > I try to reach out to the ones I love, > But find I am closer to God above. > Slowly, I shut out everyone in my life, > My kids, my husband or my wife. > My world is closing in on me, > Getting harder for me to see. > I am scared of these feelings, > The fear has me reeling. > I try so hard to reach out of these clouds, > Cant you hear me screaming out loud? > Please help me out of my world, > Like a flag, I want to unfurl. > > Please my friend, do not grieve, > To heaven I went, very peacefully. > Be not sad that I am gone, > Instead be grateful that I have won. > I no longer suffer a loss of words, > Nor do I fall forwards or backwards. > My parents took my hand and then > I followed the Light to be with Him. > Again, my words start to flow, > As I feel the breeze begin to blow, > Once again, my flag is unfurled, > I am now in His world. > > by > Sharon Andersen-Murray > copyrighted 2005 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 11, 2010 Report Share Posted May 11, 2010 Sharon, what a beautiful poem. Thanks for sharing. Love a lot, Imogene > > hi all, > > i wrote this poem, when daddy was struggling to communicate and now that i am an lbd'er i can rellay relate to what i wrote 'speakimg for daddy. ' and now i find will speak for me later than sooner i hope. > > and if anyone wishes to use/ or share this peom you have my permission, it is copyrigthed so just include my name is author. ) hugs. sharon > > > My mind is locked in my own little world, > Tightly wrapped, like a flag is furled. > I try to reach out to the ones I love, > But find I am closer to God above. > Slowly, I shut out everyone in my life, > My kids, my husband or my wife. > My world is closing in on me, > Getting harder for me to see. > I am scared of these feelings, > The fear has me reeling. > I try so hard to reach out of these clouds, > Cant you hear me screaming out loud? > Please help me out of my world, > Like a flag, I want to unfurl. > > Please my friend, do not grieve, > To heaven I went, very peacefully. > Be not sad that I am gone, > Instead be grateful that I have won. > I no longer suffer a loss of words, > Nor do I fall forwards or backwards. > My parents took my hand and then > I followed the Light to be with Him. > Again, my words start to flow, > As I feel the breeze begin to blow, > Once again, my flag is unfurled, > I am now in His world. > > by > Sharon Andersen-Murray > copyrighted 2005 > > > I am the daughter of Leonard whom was diagnosed in May 2004 and he died of complicatons *blood pressure started dropping and wouldn't recover* on Sept 25, 2005. He had bad case of Dr Jekyl/Mr Hyde scenarios. He was showing hallucinations and falling issues since prior to 1994. We moved in to take care of him Jan 19, 2003 and still live in his house. And in feb 2009, i have been diagonosed with 99% probability of lbd. Hoping that a cure or treatment will be found before it's too late for me. > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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