Re: Re: Random thoughts on Saturday evening

[Guest guest]

Joyce,

Sorry dear, didn't mean to make you cry. You all just mean so much to me and it astounds me how God can take a horror like this disease and bring me such blessings because of it. I know you know what I mean.

Love you!

Beth in NY Fibrotic NSIP 06/06

"At the evening of life we shall be judged on our love."

St of the Cross

Re: Random thoughts on Saturday evening

Beth,

Are you happy now? You made me cry!

Hugs, Joyce D.PULMONARY FIBROSIS/LUPUS 1997 BRONCHIECTASIS 2004 INDIANA 2 COR. 12:10 ....when I am weak, then I am strong.>> Hello all,> I've been home now for a couple of days trying to recuperate from 8 days of traveling all over the eastern half of the country. I've been thinking alot about the Chattanooga chat fest and what you all mean to me. Thinking about how blessed I've been since my diagnosis. It's a blur of constant blessings, my family and their unwavering support, my wonderful pulmonologist, coming into contact with this group etc etc. As much as I hate this disease, I can't regret the good things it has brought into my

life. > The weekend in Chattanooga was so very remarkable. I probably am not alone when I say I felt an absolute ease with everyone who was there. That in itself is unusual for me. I can be somewhat shy (stop laughing Peggy!) and easily intimidated in groups but not in this case. It felt more like a family reunion than a gathering of folks who for the most part had never met before. > Little things stand out in my mind...getting that first hug from everyone (and the second, third, fifteenth, we didnt' miss an opportunity for a hug), meeting my precious Leanne. Do you have any idea what you mean to us girlfriend? I doubt it. Sitting in the lobby yakking our fool heads off for hours, the kindness and patience of , Eddie, Lucian and Terry, caregivers extraordinaire, walking all over the top of Lookout Mt with Peggy, encouraging one another too just do a few more steps. I had no business doing that with a conserver, I should have been on

continuous flow but I was careful and I did it! Chatting quietly with Jon about how much we hate using the O2, our dinner at Mt Vernon, time spent with the gorgeous, funny , Wally participating by phone, Jane climbing all those steps, having breakfast with Joyce and Lucian on Monday morning after everyone else had left. (Joyce stunned me by asking about my son by name...you are amazing lady! > There are times I don't remember his name LOL) I could go on and on, there are lots of little snippets in my memory. God is so good to have given us this time together and I can't wait to do it again. In the meantime I want to share the lyrics to a song called Little Wonders by Rob . It says exactly how I feel about this weekend in particular and frankly life in general these days. I'm so thankful for all the tiny gifts and blessings. They are there every day if we just look for them.> > "Little Wonders"> > Let it

go,> Let it roll right off your shoulder> Don't you know> The hardest part is over> Let it in,> Let your clarity define you> In the end> We will only just remember how it feels> > Our lives are made> In these small hours> These little wonders,> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away,> But these small hours,> These small hours still remain> > Let it slide,> Let your troubles fall behind you> Let it shine> Until you feel it all around you> And i don't mind> If it's me you need to turn to> We'll get by,> It's the heart that really matters in the end> > Our lives are made> In these small hours> These little wonders,> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away,> But these small hours,> These small hours still

remain> > All of my regret> Will wash away some how> But i can not forget> The way i feel right now> > In these small hours> These little wonders> These twists & turns of fate> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away but these small hours> These small hours, still remain,> Still remain> These little wonders> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away> But these small hours> These little wonders still remain> > > Beth in NY Fibrotic NSIP 06/06> > "At the evening of life we shall be judged on our love."> St of the Cross>

[Guest guest]

Joyce,

Sorry dear, didn't mean to make you cry. You all just mean so much to me and it astounds me how God can take a horror like this disease and bring me such blessings because of it. I know you know what I mean.

Love you!

Beth in NY Fibrotic NSIP 06/06

"At the evening of life we shall be judged on our love."

St of the Cross

Re: Random thoughts on Saturday evening

Beth,

Are you happy now? You made me cry!

Hugs, Joyce D.PULMONARY FIBROSIS/LUPUS 1997 BRONCHIECTASIS 2004 INDIANA 2 COR. 12:10 ....when I am weak, then I am strong.>> Hello all,> I've been home now for a couple of days trying to recuperate from 8 days of traveling all over the eastern half of the country. I've been thinking alot about the Chattanooga chat fest and what you all mean to me. Thinking about how blessed I've been since my diagnosis. It's a blur of constant blessings, my family and their unwavering support, my wonderful pulmonologist, coming into contact with this group etc etc. As much as I hate this disease, I can't regret the good things it has brought into my

life. > The weekend in Chattanooga was so very remarkable. I probably am not alone when I say I felt an absolute ease with everyone who was there. That in itself is unusual for me. I can be somewhat shy (stop laughing Peggy!) and easily intimidated in groups but not in this case. It felt more like a family reunion than a gathering of folks who for the most part had never met before. > Little things stand out in my mind...getting that first hug from everyone (and the second, third, fifteenth, we didnt' miss an opportunity for a hug), meeting my precious Leanne. Do you have any idea what you mean to us girlfriend? I doubt it. Sitting in the lobby yakking our fool heads off for hours, the kindness and patience of , Eddie, Lucian and Terry, caregivers extraordinaire, walking all over the top of Lookout Mt with Peggy, encouraging one another too just do a few more steps. I had no business doing that with a conserver, I should have been on

continuous flow but I was careful and I did it! Chatting quietly with Jon about how much we hate using the O2, our dinner at Mt Vernon, time spent with the gorgeous, funny , Wally participating by phone, Jane climbing all those steps, having breakfast with Joyce and Lucian on Monday morning after everyone else had left. (Joyce stunned me by asking about my son by name...you are amazing lady! > There are times I don't remember his name LOL) I could go on and on, there are lots of little snippets in my memory. God is so good to have given us this time together and I can't wait to do it again. In the meantime I want to share the lyrics to a song called Little Wonders by Rob . It says exactly how I feel about this weekend in particular and frankly life in general these days. I'm so thankful for all the tiny gifts and blessings. They are there every day if we just look for them.> > "Little Wonders"> > Let it

go,> Let it roll right off your shoulder> Don't you know> The hardest part is over> Let it in,> Let your clarity define you> In the end> We will only just remember how it feels> > Our lives are made> In these small hours> These little wonders,> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away,> But these small hours,> These small hours still remain> > Let it slide,> Let your troubles fall behind you> Let it shine> Until you feel it all around you> And i don't mind> If it's me you need to turn to> We'll get by,> It's the heart that really matters in the end> > Our lives are made> In these small hours> These little wonders,> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away,> But these small hours,> These small hours still

remain> > All of my regret> Will wash away some how> But i can not forget> The way i feel right now> > In these small hours> These little wonders> These twists & turns of fate> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away but these small hours> These small hours, still remain,> Still remain> These little wonders> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away> But these small hours> These little wonders still remain> > > Beth in NY Fibrotic NSIP 06/06> > "At the evening of life we shall be judged on our love."> St of the Cross>

[Guest guest]

Joyce,

Sorry dear, didn't mean to make you cry. You all just mean so much to me and it astounds me how God can take a horror like this disease and bring me such blessings because of it. I know you know what I mean.

Love you!

Beth in NY Fibrotic NSIP 06/06

"At the evening of life we shall be judged on our love."

St of the Cross

Re: Random thoughts on Saturday evening

Beth,

Are you happy now? You made me cry!

Hugs, Joyce D.PULMONARY FIBROSIS/LUPUS 1997 BRONCHIECTASIS 2004 INDIANA 2 COR. 12:10 ....when I am weak, then I am strong.>> Hello all,> I've been home now for a couple of days trying to recuperate from 8 days of traveling all over the eastern half of the country. I've been thinking alot about the Chattanooga chat fest and what you all mean to me. Thinking about how blessed I've been since my diagnosis. It's a blur of constant blessings, my family and their unwavering support, my wonderful pulmonologist, coming into contact with this group etc etc. As much as I hate this disease, I can't regret the good things it has brought into my

life. > The weekend in Chattanooga was so very remarkable. I probably am not alone when I say I felt an absolute ease with everyone who was there. That in itself is unusual for me. I can be somewhat shy (stop laughing Peggy!) and easily intimidated in groups but not in this case. It felt more like a family reunion than a gathering of folks who for the most part had never met before. > Little things stand out in my mind...getting that first hug from everyone (and the second, third, fifteenth, we didnt' miss an opportunity for a hug), meeting my precious Leanne. Do you have any idea what you mean to us girlfriend? I doubt it. Sitting in the lobby yakking our fool heads off for hours, the kindness and patience of , Eddie, Lucian and Terry, caregivers extraordinaire, walking all over the top of Lookout Mt with Peggy, encouraging one another too just do a few more steps. I had no business doing that with a conserver, I should have been on

continuous flow but I was careful and I did it! Chatting quietly with Jon about how much we hate using the O2, our dinner at Mt Vernon, time spent with the gorgeous, funny , Wally participating by phone, Jane climbing all those steps, having breakfast with Joyce and Lucian on Monday morning after everyone else had left. (Joyce stunned me by asking about my son by name...you are amazing lady! > There are times I don't remember his name LOL) I could go on and on, there are lots of little snippets in my memory. God is so good to have given us this time together and I can't wait to do it again. In the meantime I want to share the lyrics to a song called Little Wonders by Rob . It says exactly how I feel about this weekend in particular and frankly life in general these days. I'm so thankful for all the tiny gifts and blessings. They are there every day if we just look for them.> > "Little Wonders"> > Let it

go,> Let it roll right off your shoulder> Don't you know> The hardest part is over> Let it in,> Let your clarity define you> In the end> We will only just remember how it feels> > Our lives are made> In these small hours> These little wonders,> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away,> But these small hours,> These small hours still remain> > Let it slide,> Let your troubles fall behind you> Let it shine> Until you feel it all around you> And i don't mind> If it's me you need to turn to> We'll get by,> It's the heart that really matters in the end> > Our lives are made> In these small hours> These little wonders,> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away,> But these small hours,> These small hours still

remain> > All of my regret> Will wash away some how> But i can not forget> The way i feel right now> > In these small hours> These little wonders> These twists & turns of fate> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away but these small hours> These small hours, still remain,> Still remain> These little wonders> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away> But these small hours> These little wonders still remain> > > Beth in NY Fibrotic NSIP 06/06> > "At the evening of life we shall be judged on our love."> St of the Cross>

[Guest guest]

Beth, Ditto. (as tears are streaming down my face) Love, LeanneJoyce wrote: Beth, Are you happy now? You made me cry! Hugs, Joyce D.PULMONARY FIBROSIS/LUPUS 1997 BRONCHIECTASIS 2004

INDIANA 2 COR. 12:10 ....when I am weak, then I am strong.>> Hello all,> I've been home now for a couple of days trying to recuperate from 8 days of traveling all over the eastern half of the country. I've been thinking alot about the Chattanooga chat fest and what you all mean to me. Thinking about how blessed I've been since my diagnosis. It's a blur of constant blessings, my family and their unwavering support, my wonderful pulmonologist, coming into contact with this group etc etc. As much as I hate this disease, I can't regret the good things it has brought into my life. > The weekend in Chattanooga was so very remarkable. I probably am not alone when I say I felt an absolute ease with everyone who was there. That in itself is

unusual for me. I can be somewhat shy (stop laughing Peggy!) and easily intimidated in groups but not in this case. It felt more like a family reunion than a gathering of folks who for the most part had never met before. > Little things stand out in my mind...getting that first hug from everyone (and the second, third, fifteenth, we didnt' miss an opportunity for a hug), meeting my precious Leanne. Do you have any idea what you mean to us girlfriend? I doubt it. Sitting in the lobby yakking our fool heads off for hours, the kindness and patience of , Eddie, Lucian and Terry, caregivers extraordinaire, walking all over the top of Lookout Mt with Peggy, encouraging one another too just do a few more steps. I had no business doing that with a conserver, I should have been on continuous flow but I was careful and I did it! Chatting quietly with Jon about how much we hate using the O2, our dinner at Mt Vernon, time spent with the gorgeous, funny , Wally

participating by phone, Jane climbing all those steps, having breakfast with Joyce and Lucian on Monday morning after everyone else had left. (Joyce stunned me by asking about my son by name...you are amazing lady! > There are times I don't remember his name LOL) I could go on and on, there are lots of little snippets in my memory. God is so good to have given us this time together and I can't wait to do it again. In the meantime I want to share the lyrics to a song called Little Wonders by Rob . It says exactly how I feel about this weekend in particular and frankly life in general these days. I'm so thankful for all the tiny gifts and blessings. They are there every day if we just look for them.> > "Little Wonders"> > Let it go,> Let it roll right off your shoulder> Don't you know> The hardest part is over> Let it in,> Let your clarity define you> In the end> We will only just

remember how it feels> > Our lives are made> In these small hours> These little wonders,> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away,> But these small hours,> These small hours still remain> > Let it slide,> Let your troubles fall behind you> Let it shine> Until you feel it all around you> And i don't mind> If it's me you need to turn to> We'll get by,> It's the heart that really matters in the end> > Our lives are made> In these small hours> These little wonders,> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away,> But these small hours,> These small hours still remain> > All of my regret> Will wash away some how> But i can not forget> The way i feel right now> > In these small hours> These little wonders> These twists & turns

of fate> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away but these small hours> These small hours, still remain,> Still remain> These little wonders> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away> But these small hours> These little wonders still remain> > > Beth in NY Fibrotic NSIP 06/06> > "At the evening of life we shall be judged on our love."> St of the Cross>

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[Guest guest]

Beth, Ditto. (as tears are streaming down my face) Love, LeanneJoyce wrote: Beth, Are you happy now? You made me cry! Hugs, Joyce D.PULMONARY FIBROSIS/LUPUS 1997 BRONCHIECTASIS 2004

INDIANA 2 COR. 12:10 ....when I am weak, then I am strong.>> Hello all,> I've been home now for a couple of days trying to recuperate from 8 days of traveling all over the eastern half of the country. I've been thinking alot about the Chattanooga chat fest and what you all mean to me. Thinking about how blessed I've been since my diagnosis. It's a blur of constant blessings, my family and their unwavering support, my wonderful pulmonologist, coming into contact with this group etc etc. As much as I hate this disease, I can't regret the good things it has brought into my life. > The weekend in Chattanooga was so very remarkable. I probably am not alone when I say I felt an absolute ease with everyone who was there. That in itself is

unusual for me. I can be somewhat shy (stop laughing Peggy!) and easily intimidated in groups but not in this case. It felt more like a family reunion than a gathering of folks who for the most part had never met before. > Little things stand out in my mind...getting that first hug from everyone (and the second, third, fifteenth, we didnt' miss an opportunity for a hug), meeting my precious Leanne. Do you have any idea what you mean to us girlfriend? I doubt it. Sitting in the lobby yakking our fool heads off for hours, the kindness and patience of , Eddie, Lucian and Terry, caregivers extraordinaire, walking all over the top of Lookout Mt with Peggy, encouraging one another too just do a few more steps. I had no business doing that with a conserver, I should have been on continuous flow but I was careful and I did it! Chatting quietly with Jon about how much we hate using the O2, our dinner at Mt Vernon, time spent with the gorgeous, funny , Wally

participating by phone, Jane climbing all those steps, having breakfast with Joyce and Lucian on Monday morning after everyone else had left. (Joyce stunned me by asking about my son by name...you are amazing lady! > There are times I don't remember his name LOL) I could go on and on, there are lots of little snippets in my memory. God is so good to have given us this time together and I can't wait to do it again. In the meantime I want to share the lyrics to a song called Little Wonders by Rob . It says exactly how I feel about this weekend in particular and frankly life in general these days. I'm so thankful for all the tiny gifts and blessings. They are there every day if we just look for them.> > "Little Wonders"> > Let it go,> Let it roll right off your shoulder> Don't you know> The hardest part is over> Let it in,> Let your clarity define you> In the end> We will only just

remember how it feels> > Our lives are made> In these small hours> These little wonders,> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away,> But these small hours,> These small hours still remain> > Let it slide,> Let your troubles fall behind you> Let it shine> Until you feel it all around you> And i don't mind> If it's me you need to turn to> We'll get by,> It's the heart that really matters in the end> > Our lives are made> In these small hours> These little wonders,> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away,> But these small hours,> These small hours still remain> > All of my regret> Will wash away some how> But i can not forget> The way i feel right now> > In these small hours> These little wonders> These twists & turns

of fate> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away but these small hours> These small hours, still remain,> Still remain> These little wonders> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away> But these small hours> These little wonders still remain> > > Beth in NY Fibrotic NSIP 06/06> > "At the evening of life we shall be judged on our love."> St of the Cross>

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[Guest guest]

Hi little miss. How are you feeling two days in?? Take care and get

some sleeeeeeeppppp.

I just hate this crying cause of the snot cannula thing.. I know

nasty. Ya would have had to have been in Chattanooga to understand

group. Any way I miss y'all terribly.

Love and Prayers, Peggy

ipf 6/04 Florida

" Worry looks around,

Sorry looks back,

Faith looks up. "

Beth,

Ditto. (as tears are streaming down my face)

Love,

Leanne

Joyce wrote:

Beth,

Are you happy now? You made me cry!

Hugs, Joyce D.

PULMONARY FIBROSIS/LUPUS 1997 BRONCHIECTASIS 2004 INDIANA

2 COR. 12:10 ....when I am weak, then I am strong.

>

> Hello all,

> I've been home now for a couple of days trying to recuperate from

8 days of traveling all over the eastern half of the country. I've

been thinking alot about the Chattanooga chat fest and what you all

mean to me. Thinking about how blessed I've been since my diagnosis.

It's a blur of constant blessings, my family and their unwavering

support, my wonderful pulmonologist, coming into contact with this

group etc etc. As much as I hate this disease, I can't regret the

good things it has brought into my life.

> The weekend in Chattanooga was so very remarkable. I probably am

not alone when I say I felt an absolute ease with everyone who was

there. That in itself is unusual for me. I can be somewhat shy (stop

laughing Peggy!) and easily intimidated in groups but not in this

case. It felt more like a family reunion than a gathering of folks

who for the most part had never met before.

> Little things stand out in my mind...getting that first hug from

everyone (and the second, third, fifteenth, we didnt' miss an

opportunity for a hug), meeting my precious Leanne. Do you have any

idea what you mean to us girlfriend? I doubt it. Sitting in the lobby

yakking our fool heads off for hours, the kindness and patience of

, Eddie, Lucian and Terry, caregivers extraordinaire, walking all

over the top of Lookout Mt with Peggy, encouraging one another too

just do a few more steps. I had no business doing that with a

conserver, I should have been on continuous flow but I was careful

and I did it! Chatting quietly with Jon about how much we hate using

the O2, our dinner at Mt Vernon, time spent with the gorgeous, funny

, Wally participating by phone, Jane climbing all those steps,

having breakfast with Joyce and Lucian on Monday morning after

everyone else had left. (Joyce stunned me by asking about my son by

name...you are amazing lady!

> There are times I don't remember his name LOL) I could go on and

on, there are lots of little snippets in my memory. God is so good to

have given us this time together and I can't wait to do it again. In

the meantime I want to share the lyrics to a song called Little

Wonders by Rob . It says exactly how I feel about this weekend

in particular and frankly life in general these days. I'm so thankful

for all the tiny gifts and blessings. They are there every day if we

just look for them.

>

> " Little Wonders "

>

> Let it go,

> Let it roll right off your shoulder

> Don't you know

> The hardest part is over

> Let it in,

> Let your clarity define you

> In the end

> We will only just remember how it feels

>

> Our lives are made

> In these small hours

> These little wonders,

> These twists & turns of fate

> Time falls away,

> But these small hours,

> These small hours still remain

>

> Let it slide,

> Let your troubles fall behind you

> Let it shine

> Until you feel it all around you

> And i don't mind

> If it's me you need to turn to

> We'll get by,

> It's the heart that really matters in the end

>

> Our lives are made

> In these small hours

> These little wonders,

> These twists & turns of fate

> Time falls away,

> But these small hours,

> These small hours still remain

>

> All of my regret

> Will wash away some how

> But i can not forget

> The way i feel right now

>

> In these small hours

> These little wonders

> These twists & turns of fate

> These twists & turns of fate

> Time falls away but these small hours

> These small hours, still remain,

> Still remain

> These little wonders

> These twists & turns of fate

> Time falls away

> But these small hours

> These little wonders still remain

>

>

> Beth in NY Fibrotic NSIP 06/06

>

> " At the evening of life we shall be judged on our love. "

> St of the Cross

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi little miss. How are you feeling two days in?? Take care and get

some sleeeeeeeppppp.

I just hate this crying cause of the snot cannula thing.. I know

nasty. Ya would have had to have been in Chattanooga to understand

group. Any way I miss y'all terribly.

Love and Prayers, Peggy

ipf 6/04 Florida

" Worry looks around,

Sorry looks back,

Faith looks up. "

Beth,

Ditto. (as tears are streaming down my face)

Love,

Leanne

Joyce wrote:

Beth,

Are you happy now? You made me cry!

Hugs, Joyce D.

PULMONARY FIBROSIS/LUPUS 1997 BRONCHIECTASIS 2004 INDIANA

2 COR. 12:10 ....when I am weak, then I am strong.

>

> Hello all,

> I've been home now for a couple of days trying to recuperate from

8 days of traveling all over the eastern half of the country. I've

been thinking alot about the Chattanooga chat fest and what you all

mean to me. Thinking about how blessed I've been since my diagnosis.

It's a blur of constant blessings, my family and their unwavering

support, my wonderful pulmonologist, coming into contact with this

group etc etc. As much as I hate this disease, I can't regret the

good things it has brought into my life.

> The weekend in Chattanooga was so very remarkable. I probably am

not alone when I say I felt an absolute ease with everyone who was

there. That in itself is unusual for me. I can be somewhat shy (stop

laughing Peggy!) and easily intimidated in groups but not in this

case. It felt more like a family reunion than a gathering of folks

who for the most part had never met before.

> Little things stand out in my mind...getting that first hug from

everyone (and the second, third, fifteenth, we didnt' miss an

opportunity for a hug), meeting my precious Leanne. Do you have any

idea what you mean to us girlfriend? I doubt it. Sitting in the lobby

yakking our fool heads off for hours, the kindness and patience of

, Eddie, Lucian and Terry, caregivers extraordinaire, walking all

over the top of Lookout Mt with Peggy, encouraging one another too

just do a few more steps. I had no business doing that with a

conserver, I should have been on continuous flow but I was careful

and I did it! Chatting quietly with Jon about how much we hate using

the O2, our dinner at Mt Vernon, time spent with the gorgeous, funny

, Wally participating by phone, Jane climbing all those steps,

having breakfast with Joyce and Lucian on Monday morning after

everyone else had left. (Joyce stunned me by asking about my son by

name...you are amazing lady!

> There are times I don't remember his name LOL) I could go on and

on, there are lots of little snippets in my memory. God is so good to

have given us this time together and I can't wait to do it again. In

the meantime I want to share the lyrics to a song called Little

Wonders by Rob . It says exactly how I feel about this weekend

in particular and frankly life in general these days. I'm so thankful

for all the tiny gifts and blessings. They are there every day if we

just look for them.

>

> " Little Wonders "

>

> Let it go,

> Let it roll right off your shoulder

> Don't you know

> The hardest part is over

> Let it in,

> Let your clarity define you

> In the end

> We will only just remember how it feels

>

> Our lives are made

> In these small hours

> These little wonders,

> These twists & turns of fate

> Time falls away,

> But these small hours,

> These small hours still remain

>

> Let it slide,

> Let your troubles fall behind you

> Let it shine

> Until you feel it all around you

> And i don't mind

> If it's me you need to turn to

> We'll get by,

> It's the heart that really matters in the end

>

> Our lives are made

> In these small hours

> These little wonders,

> These twists & turns of fate

> Time falls away,

> But these small hours,

> These small hours still remain

>

> All of my regret

> Will wash away some how

> But i can not forget

> The way i feel right now

>

> In these small hours

> These little wonders

> These twists & turns of fate

> These twists & turns of fate

> Time falls away but these small hours

> These small hours, still remain,

> Still remain

> These little wonders

> These twists & turns of fate

> Time falls away

> But these small hours

> These little wonders still remain

>

>

> Beth in NY Fibrotic NSIP 06/06

>

> " At the evening of life we shall be judged on our love. "

> St of the Cross

>

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[Guest guest]

Peggy, Been very tired this weekend. Just got up a 1/2 hour ago. Took a two hour nap. What's that about?? Miss all of you terribly, too. Love and kisses. LeannePeggy wrote: Hi little miss. How are you feeling two days in?? Take care and get some sleeeeeeeppppp.I just hate this crying cause of the snot cannula thing.. I know nasty. Ya would have had to have been in Chattanooga to understand group. Any way I miss

y'all terribly.Love and Prayers, Peggyipf 6/04 Florida"Worry looks around,Sorry looks back,Faith looks up." Beth,Ditto. (as tears are streaming down my face)Love,LeanneJoyce <janne5303> wrote: Beth,Are you happy now? You made me cry!Hugs, Joyce D.PULMONARY FIBROSIS/LUPUS 1997 BRONCHIECTASIS 2004 INDIANA2 COR. 12:10 ....when I am weak, then I am strong.>> Hello all,> I've been home now for a couple of days trying to recuperate from 8 days of traveling all over the eastern half of the country. I've been thinking alot about the Chattanooga chat fest and what you all mean to me. Thinking about

how blessed I've been since my diagnosis. It's a blur of constant blessings, my family and their unwavering support, my wonderful pulmonologist, coming into contact with this group etc etc. As much as I hate this disease, I can't regret the good things it has brought into my life.> The weekend in Chattanooga was so very remarkable. I probably am not alone when I say I felt an absolute ease with everyone who was there. That in itself is unusual for me. I can be somewhat shy (stop laughing Peggy!) and easily intimidated in groups but not in this case. It felt more like a family reunion than a gathering of folks who for the most part had never met before.> Little things stand out in my mind...getting that first hug from everyone (and the second, third, fifteenth, we didnt' miss an opportunity for a hug), meeting my precious Leanne. Do you have any idea what you mean to us girlfriend? I doubt it. Sitting in the

lobby yakking our fool heads off for hours, the kindness and patience of , Eddie, Lucian and Terry, caregivers extraordinaire, walking all over the top of Lookout Mt with Peggy, encouraging one another too just do a few more steps. I had no business doing that with a conserver, I should have been on continuous flow but I was careful and I did it! Chatting quietly with Jon about how much we hate using the O2, our dinner at Mt Vernon, time spent with the gorgeous, funny , Wally participating by phone, Jane climbing all those steps, having breakfast with Joyce and Lucian on Monday morning after everyone else had left. (Joyce stunned me by asking about my son by name...you are amazing lady!> There are times I don't remember his name LOL) I could go on and on, there are lots of little snippets in my memory. God is so good to have given us this time together and I can't wait to do it again. In the meantime I

want to share the lyrics to a song called Little Wonders by Rob . It says exactly how I feel about this weekend in particular and frankly life in general these days. I'm so thankful for all the tiny gifts and blessings. They are there every day if we just look for them.>> "Little Wonders">> Let it go,> Let it roll right off your shoulder> Don't you know> The hardest part is over> Let it in,> Let your clarity define you> In the end> We will only just remember how it feels>> Our lives are made> In these small hours> These little wonders,> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away,> But these small hours,> These small hours still remain>> Let it slide,> Let your troubles fall behind you> Let it shine> Until you feel it all around you> And i don't mind> If it's me you

need to turn to> We'll get by,> It's the heart that really matters in the end>> Our lives are made> In these small hours> These little wonders,> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away,> But these small hours,> These small hours still remain>> All of my regret> Will wash away some how> But i can not forget> The way i feel right now>> In these small hours> These little wonders> These twists & turns of fate> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away but these small hours> These small hours, still remain,> Still remain> These little wonders> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away> But these small hours> These little wonders still remain>>> Beth in NY Fibrotic NSIP 06/06>> "At the evening of life we shall be

judged on our love."> St of the Cross>Tonight's top picks. What will you watch tonight? Preview the hottest shows on Yahoo! TV.

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[Guest guest]

I would say you deserve to a little extra sleep and rest. Probably

about, maybe a little stress. Honey your are God Blessed. Just know

that and go get'um. We are here and we do love you. Stay warm. Cold

is coming. ;>)

Love and Prayers, Peggy

ipf 6/04 Florida

" Worry looks around,

Sorry looks back,

Faith looks up. "

Peggy,

Been very tired this weekend. Just got up a 1/2 hour ago. Took a

two hour nap. What's that about?? Miss all of you terribly, too.

Love and kisses.

Leanne

Peggy wrote:

Hi little miss. How are you feeling two days in?? Take care and get

some sleeeeeeeppppp.

I just hate this crying cause of the snot cannula thing.. I know

nasty. Ya would have had to have been in Chattanooga to understand

group. Any way I miss y'all terribly.

Love and Prayers, Peggy

ipf 6/04 Florida

" Worry looks around,

Sorry looks back,

Faith looks up. "

Beth,

Ditto. (as tears are streaming down my face)

Love,

Leanne

Joyce wrote:

Beth,

Are you happy now? You made me cry!

Hugs, Joyce D.

PULMONARY FIBROSIS/LUPUS 1997 BRONCHIECTASIS 2004 INDIANA

2 COR. 12:10 ....when I am weak, then I am strong.

>

> Hello all,

> I've been home now for a couple of days trying to recuperate from

8 days of traveling all over the eastern half of the country. I've

been thinking alot about the Chattanooga chat fest and what you all

mean to me. Thinking about how blessed I've been since my diagnosis.

It's a blur of constant blessings, my family and their unwavering

support, my wonderful pulmonologist, coming into contact with this

group etc etc. As much as I hate this disease, I can't regret the

good things it has brought into my life.

> The weekend in Chattanooga was so very remarkable. I probably am

not alone when I say I felt an absolute ease with everyone who was

there. That in itself is unusual for me. I can be somewhat shy (stop

laughing Peggy!) and easily intimidated in groups but not in this

case. It felt more like a family reunion than a gathering of folks

who for the most part had never met before.

> Little things stand out in my mind...getting that first hug from

everyone (and the second, third, fifteenth, we didnt' miss an

opportunity for a hug), meeting my precious Leanne. Do you have any

idea what you mean to us girlfriend? I doubt it. Sitting in the lobby

yakking our fool heads off for hours, the kindness and patience of

, Eddie, Lucian and Terry, caregivers extraordinaire, walking all

over the top of Lookout Mt with Peggy, encouraging one another too

just do a few more steps. I had no business doing that with a

conserver, I should have been on continuous flow but I was careful

and I did it! Chatting quietly with Jon about how much we hate using

the O2, our dinner at Mt Vernon, time spent with the gorgeous, funny

, Wally participating by phone, Jane climbing all those steps,

having breakfast with Joyce and Lucian on Monday morning after

everyone else had left. (Joyce stunned me by asking about my son by

name...you are amazing lady!

> There are times I don't remember his name LOL) I could go on and

on, there are lots of little snippets in my memory. God is so good to

have given us this time together and I can't wait to do it again. In

the meantime I want to share the lyrics to a song called Little

Wonders by Rob . It says exactly how I feel about this weekend

in particular and frankly life in general these days. I'm so thankful

for all the tiny gifts and blessings. They are there every day if we

just look for them.

>

> " Little Wonders "

>

> Let it go,

> Let it roll right off your shoulder

> Don't you know

> The hardest part is over

> Let it in,

> Let your clarity define you

> In the end

> We will only just remember how it feels

>

> Our lives are made

> In these small hours

> These little wonders,

> These twists & turns of fate

> Time falls away,

> But these small hours,

> These small hours still remain

>

> Let it slide,

> Let your troubles fall behind you

> Let it shine

> Until you feel it all around you

> And i don't mind

> If it's me you need to turn to

> We'll get by,

> It's the heart that really matters in the end

>

> Our lives are made

> In these small hours

> These little wonders,

> These twists & turns of fate

> Time falls away,

> But these small hours,

> These small hours still remain

>

> All of my regret

> Will wash away some how

> But i can not forget

> The way i feel right now

>

> In these small hours

> These little wonders

> These twists & turns of fate

> These twists & turns of fate

> Time falls away but these small hours

> These small hours, still remain,

> Still remain

> These little wonders

> These twists & turns of fate

> Time falls away

> But these small hours

> These little wonders still remain

>

>

> Beth in NY Fibrotic NSIP 06/06

>

> " At the evening of life we shall be judged on our love. "

> St of the Cross

>

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[Guest guest]

I would say you deserve to a little extra sleep and rest. Probably

about, maybe a little stress. Honey your are God Blessed. Just know

that and go get'um. We are here and we do love you. Stay warm. Cold

is coming. ;>)

Love and Prayers, Peggy

ipf 6/04 Florida

" Worry looks around,

Sorry looks back,

Faith looks up. "

Peggy,

Been very tired this weekend. Just got up a 1/2 hour ago. Took a

two hour nap. What's that about?? Miss all of you terribly, too.

Love and kisses.

Leanne

Peggy wrote:

Hi little miss. How are you feeling two days in?? Take care and get

some sleeeeeeeppppp.

I just hate this crying cause of the snot cannula thing.. I know

nasty. Ya would have had to have been in Chattanooga to understand

group. Any way I miss y'all terribly.

Love and Prayers, Peggy

ipf 6/04 Florida

" Worry looks around,

Sorry looks back,

Faith looks up. "

Beth,

Ditto. (as tears are streaming down my face)

Love,

Leanne

Joyce wrote:

Beth,

Are you happy now? You made me cry!

Hugs, Joyce D.

PULMONARY FIBROSIS/LUPUS 1997 BRONCHIECTASIS 2004 INDIANA

2 COR. 12:10 ....when I am weak, then I am strong.

>

> Hello all,

> I've been home now for a couple of days trying to recuperate from

8 days of traveling all over the eastern half of the country. I've

been thinking alot about the Chattanooga chat fest and what you all

mean to me. Thinking about how blessed I've been since my diagnosis.

It's a blur of constant blessings, my family and their unwavering

support, my wonderful pulmonologist, coming into contact with this

group etc etc. As much as I hate this disease, I can't regret the

good things it has brought into my life.

> The weekend in Chattanooga was so very remarkable. I probably am

not alone when I say I felt an absolute ease with everyone who was

there. That in itself is unusual for me. I can be somewhat shy (stop

laughing Peggy!) and easily intimidated in groups but not in this

case. It felt more like a family reunion than a gathering of folks

who for the most part had never met before.

> Little things stand out in my mind...getting that first hug from

everyone (and the second, third, fifteenth, we didnt' miss an

opportunity for a hug), meeting my precious Leanne. Do you have any

idea what you mean to us girlfriend? I doubt it. Sitting in the lobby

yakking our fool heads off for hours, the kindness and patience of

, Eddie, Lucian and Terry, caregivers extraordinaire, walking all

over the top of Lookout Mt with Peggy, encouraging one another too

just do a few more steps. I had no business doing that with a

conserver, I should have been on continuous flow but I was careful

and I did it! Chatting quietly with Jon about how much we hate using

the O2, our dinner at Mt Vernon, time spent with the gorgeous, funny

, Wally participating by phone, Jane climbing all those steps,

having breakfast with Joyce and Lucian on Monday morning after

everyone else had left. (Joyce stunned me by asking about my son by

name...you are amazing lady!

> There are times I don't remember his name LOL) I could go on and

on, there are lots of little snippets in my memory. God is so good to

have given us this time together and I can't wait to do it again. In

the meantime I want to share the lyrics to a song called Little

Wonders by Rob . It says exactly how I feel about this weekend

in particular and frankly life in general these days. I'm so thankful

for all the tiny gifts and blessings. They are there every day if we

just look for them.

>

> " Little Wonders "

>

> Let it go,

> Let it roll right off your shoulder

> Don't you know

> The hardest part is over

> Let it in,

> Let your clarity define you

> In the end

> We will only just remember how it feels

>

> Our lives are made

> In these small hours

> These little wonders,

> These twists & turns of fate

> Time falls away,

> But these small hours,

> These small hours still remain

>

> Let it slide,

> Let your troubles fall behind you

> Let it shine

> Until you feel it all around you

> And i don't mind

> If it's me you need to turn to

> We'll get by,

> It's the heart that really matters in the end

>

> Our lives are made

> In these small hours

> These little wonders,

> These twists & turns of fate

> Time falls away,

> But these small hours,

> These small hours still remain

>

> All of my regret

> Will wash away some how

> But i can not forget

> The way i feel right now

>

> In these small hours

> These little wonders

> These twists & turns of fate

> These twists & turns of fate

> Time falls away but these small hours

> These small hours, still remain,

> Still remain

> These little wonders

> These twists & turns of fate

> Time falls away

> But these small hours

> These little wonders still remain

>

>

> Beth in NY Fibrotic NSIP 06/06

>

> " At the evening of life we shall be judged on our love. "

> St of the Cross

>

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[Guest guest]

I would say you deserve to a little extra sleep and rest. Probably

about, maybe a little stress. Honey your are God Blessed. Just know

that and go get'um. We are here and we do love you. Stay warm. Cold

is coming. ;>)

Love and Prayers, Peggy

ipf 6/04 Florida

" Worry looks around,

Sorry looks back,

Faith looks up. "

Peggy,

Been very tired this weekend. Just got up a 1/2 hour ago. Took a

two hour nap. What's that about?? Miss all of you terribly, too.

Love and kisses.

Leanne

Peggy wrote:

Hi little miss. How are you feeling two days in?? Take care and get

some sleeeeeeeppppp.

I just hate this crying cause of the snot cannula thing.. I know

nasty. Ya would have had to have been in Chattanooga to understand

group. Any way I miss y'all terribly.

Love and Prayers, Peggy

ipf 6/04 Florida

" Worry looks around,

Sorry looks back,

Faith looks up. "

Beth,

Ditto. (as tears are streaming down my face)

Love,

Leanne

Joyce wrote:

Beth,

Are you happy now? You made me cry!

Hugs, Joyce D.

PULMONARY FIBROSIS/LUPUS 1997 BRONCHIECTASIS 2004 INDIANA

2 COR. 12:10 ....when I am weak, then I am strong.

>

> Hello all,

> I've been home now for a couple of days trying to recuperate from

8 days of traveling all over the eastern half of the country. I've

been thinking alot about the Chattanooga chat fest and what you all

mean to me. Thinking about how blessed I've been since my diagnosis.

It's a blur of constant blessings, my family and their unwavering

support, my wonderful pulmonologist, coming into contact with this

group etc etc. As much as I hate this disease, I can't regret the

good things it has brought into my life.

> The weekend in Chattanooga was so very remarkable. I probably am

not alone when I say I felt an absolute ease with everyone who was

there. That in itself is unusual for me. I can be somewhat shy (stop

laughing Peggy!) and easily intimidated in groups but not in this

case. It felt more like a family reunion than a gathering of folks

who for the most part had never met before.

> Little things stand out in my mind...getting that first hug from

everyone (and the second, third, fifteenth, we didnt' miss an

opportunity for a hug), meeting my precious Leanne. Do you have any

idea what you mean to us girlfriend? I doubt it. Sitting in the lobby

yakking our fool heads off for hours, the kindness and patience of

, Eddie, Lucian and Terry, caregivers extraordinaire, walking all

over the top of Lookout Mt with Peggy, encouraging one another too

just do a few more steps. I had no business doing that with a

conserver, I should have been on continuous flow but I was careful

and I did it! Chatting quietly with Jon about how much we hate using

the O2, our dinner at Mt Vernon, time spent with the gorgeous, funny

, Wally participating by phone, Jane climbing all those steps,

having breakfast with Joyce and Lucian on Monday morning after

everyone else had left. (Joyce stunned me by asking about my son by

name...you are amazing lady!

> There are times I don't remember his name LOL) I could go on and

on, there are lots of little snippets in my memory. God is so good to

have given us this time together and I can't wait to do it again. In

the meantime I want to share the lyrics to a song called Little

Wonders by Rob . It says exactly how I feel about this weekend

in particular and frankly life in general these days. I'm so thankful

for all the tiny gifts and blessings. They are there every day if we

just look for them.

>

> " Little Wonders "

>

> Let it go,

> Let it roll right off your shoulder

> Don't you know

> The hardest part is over

> Let it in,

> Let your clarity define you

> In the end

> We will only just remember how it feels

>

> Our lives are made

> In these small hours

> These little wonders,

> These twists & turns of fate

> Time falls away,

> But these small hours,

> These small hours still remain

>

> Let it slide,

> Let your troubles fall behind you

> Let it shine

> Until you feel it all around you

> And i don't mind

> If it's me you need to turn to

> We'll get by,

> It's the heart that really matters in the end

>

> Our lives are made

> In these small hours

> These little wonders,

> These twists & turns of fate

> Time falls away,

> But these small hours,

> These small hours still remain

>

> All of my regret

> Will wash away some how

> But i can not forget

> The way i feel right now

>

> In these small hours

> These little wonders

> These twists & turns of fate

> These twists & turns of fate

> Time falls away but these small hours

> These small hours, still remain,

> Still remain

> These little wonders

> These twists & turns of fate

> Time falls away

> But these small hours

> These little wonders still remain

>

>

> Beth in NY Fibrotic NSIP 06/06

>

> " At the evening of life we shall be judged on our love. "

> St of the Cross

>

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[Guest guest]

Yeah, Kathy AND Beth!

With Love, Annie xxx ooo

Re: Random thoughts on Saturday evening

Beth,What you say is so true and I thank you for sharing those blessings with us. So many of us are exhausted, one day someone asked me what I did, I said "I breathe" (not so well, actually), but one of the most tiring, draining things for me is negative energy. I'm no Pollyanna and I will say "crap" if I have a mouthful, but I need to find some good everyday. I'm sad that this happened to me and I can wish all I want for what might have been but here is where I am and I have to do the best I can with what I have. Today has not been a great day for me, just one of those days that I find myself thinking "I am just so tired of being sick and tired". The first infection of the fall/winter and the coughing started today and there were at least a dozen other things to whine about. But I read your random thoughts. I remembered the many blessings I have received because of this illness. I looked at

the pictures of you and everyone in Chat...I thought how wise Beth is. She already appreciates what she has and here I am after 12 years forgetting. So, God bless you, Beth. My pity party is over for today.Kathie NSIP '95 PHTacoma, WA>> Hello all,> I've been home now for a couple of days trying to recuperate from 8 days of traveling all over the eastern half of the country. I've been thinking alot about the Chattanooga chat fest and what you all mean to me. Thinking about how blessed I've been since my diagnosis. It's a blur of constant blessings, my family and their unwavering support, my wonderful pulmonologist, coming into contact with this group etc etc. As

much as I hate this disease, I can't regret the good things it has brought into my life. > The weekend in Chattanooga was so very remarkable. I probably am not alone when I say I felt an absolute ease with everyone who was there. That in itself is unusual for me. I can be somewhat shy (stop laughing Peggy!) and easily intimidated in groups but not in this case. It felt more like a family reunion than a gathering of folks who for the most part had never met before. > Little things stand out in my mind...getting that first hug from everyone (and the second, third, fifteenth, we didnt' miss an opportunity for a hug), meeting my precious Leanne. Do you have any idea what you mean to us girlfriend? I doubt it. Sitting in the lobby yakking our fool heads off for hours, the kindness and patience of , Eddie, Lucian and Terry, caregivers extraordinaire, walking all over the top of Lookout Mt with

Peggy, encouraging one another too just do a few more steps. I had no business doing that with a conserver, I should have been on continuous flow but I was careful and I did it! Chatting quietly with Jon about how much we hate using the O2, our dinner at Mt Vernon, time spent with the gorgeous, funny , Wally participating by phone, Jane climbing all those steps, having breakfast with Joyce and Lucian on Monday morning after everyone else had left. (Joyce stunned me by asking about my son by name...you are amazing lady! > There are times I don't remember his name LOL) I could go on and on, there are lots of little snippets in my memory. God is so good to have given us this time together and I can't wait to do it again. In the meantime I want to share the lyrics to a song called Little Wonders by Rob . It says exactly how I feel about this weekend in particular and frankly life in

general these days. I'm so thankful for all the tiny gifts and blessings. They are there every day if we just look for them.> > "Little Wonders"> > Let it go,> Let it roll right off your shoulder> Don't you know> The hardest part is over> Let it in,> Let your clarity define you> In the end> We will only just remember how it feels> > Our lives are made> In these small hours> These little wonders,> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away,> But these small hours,> These small hours still remain> > Let it slide,> Let your troubles fall behind you> Let it shine> Until you feel it all around you> And i don't mind> If it's me you need to turn to> We'll get by,> It's the heart that really matters in the end> > Our lives are made>

In these small hours> These little wonders,> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away,> But these small hours,> These small hours still remain> > All of my regret> Will wash away some how> But i can not forget> The way i feel right now> > In these small hours> These little wonders> These twists & turns of fate> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away but these small hours> These small hours, still remain,> Still remain> These little wonders> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away> But these small hours> These little wonders still remain> > > Beth in NY Fibrotic NSIP 06/06> > "At the evening of life we shall be judged on our love."> St of the Cross>

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Yeah, Kathy AND Beth!

With Love, Annie xxx ooo

Re: Random thoughts on Saturday evening

Beth,What you say is so true and I thank you for sharing those blessings with us. So many of us are exhausted, one day someone asked me what I did, I said "I breathe" (not so well, actually), but one of the most tiring, draining things for me is negative energy. I'm no Pollyanna and I will say "crap" if I have a mouthful, but I need to find some good everyday. I'm sad that this happened to me and I can wish all I want for what might have been but here is where I am and I have to do the best I can with what I have. Today has not been a great day for me, just one of those days that I find myself thinking "I am just so tired of being sick and tired". The first infection of the fall/winter and the coughing started today and there were at least a dozen other things to whine about. But I read your random thoughts. I remembered the many blessings I have received because of this illness. I looked at

the pictures of you and everyone in Chat...I thought how wise Beth is. She already appreciates what she has and here I am after 12 years forgetting. So, God bless you, Beth. My pity party is over for today.Kathie NSIP '95 PHTacoma, WA>> Hello all,> I've been home now for a couple of days trying to recuperate from 8 days of traveling all over the eastern half of the country. I've been thinking alot about the Chattanooga chat fest and what you all mean to me. Thinking about how blessed I've been since my diagnosis. It's a blur of constant blessings, my family and their unwavering support, my wonderful pulmonologist, coming into contact with this group etc etc. As

much as I hate this disease, I can't regret the good things it has brought into my life. > The weekend in Chattanooga was so very remarkable. I probably am not alone when I say I felt an absolute ease with everyone who was there. That in itself is unusual for me. I can be somewhat shy (stop laughing Peggy!) and easily intimidated in groups but not in this case. It felt more like a family reunion than a gathering of folks who for the most part had never met before. > Little things stand out in my mind...getting that first hug from everyone (and the second, third, fifteenth, we didnt' miss an opportunity for a hug), meeting my precious Leanne. Do you have any idea what you mean to us girlfriend? I doubt it. Sitting in the lobby yakking our fool heads off for hours, the kindness and patience of , Eddie, Lucian and Terry, caregivers extraordinaire, walking all over the top of Lookout Mt with

Peggy, encouraging one another too just do a few more steps. I had no business doing that with a conserver, I should have been on continuous flow but I was careful and I did it! Chatting quietly with Jon about how much we hate using the O2, our dinner at Mt Vernon, time spent with the gorgeous, funny , Wally participating by phone, Jane climbing all those steps, having breakfast with Joyce and Lucian on Monday morning after everyone else had left. (Joyce stunned me by asking about my son by name...you are amazing lady! > There are times I don't remember his name LOL) I could go on and on, there are lots of little snippets in my memory. God is so good to have given us this time together and I can't wait to do it again. In the meantime I want to share the lyrics to a song called Little Wonders by Rob . It says exactly how I feel about this weekend in particular and frankly life in

general these days. I'm so thankful for all the tiny gifts and blessings. They are there every day if we just look for them.> > "Little Wonders"> > Let it go,> Let it roll right off your shoulder> Don't you know> The hardest part is over> Let it in,> Let your clarity define you> In the end> We will only just remember how it feels> > Our lives are made> In these small hours> These little wonders,> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away,> But these small hours,> These small hours still remain> > Let it slide,> Let your troubles fall behind you> Let it shine> Until you feel it all around you> And i don't mind> If it's me you need to turn to> We'll get by,> It's the heart that really matters in the end> > Our lives are made>

In these small hours> These little wonders,> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away,> But these small hours,> These small hours still remain> > All of my regret> Will wash away some how> But i can not forget> The way i feel right now> > In these small hours> These little wonders> These twists & turns of fate> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away but these small hours> These small hours, still remain,> Still remain> These little wonders> These twists & turns of fate> Time falls away> But these small hours> These little wonders still remain> > > Beth in NY Fibrotic NSIP 06/06> > "At the evening of life we shall be judged on our love."> St of the Cross>

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