Re: Re: Help with Lab Results/cindi

[Guest guest]

Nothing silly about it at all. I'm 68, my dementia-stricken/stroke-victim mom's

91, in a nursing home, barely coherent since 1989. I've missed talking to her

ever since & having her be the vital, strong, humorous, compassionate woman she

always was in my life.

My 42you daughter would miss me too were I dead or just an existing vegetable.

She tells me that often on the phone, saying I've always been her role model.

What a wonderful compliment from one's child. She always said we were " best

friends " .

She's been missing me awfully much since she moved to Oregon 4 years ago & I'm

still in California...we've seen each other only twice in 4 years on short

visits. It's sad.

Caroline

From: Kerry

man, I miss my mom, probably sounds silly for a 46 year old woman to be saying

that, but, she was the greatest!

Kerry

[Guest guest]

That is too young to die. I'm 68 & think I'm too young to be having so many

serious dis-eases that feel like they're killing me & prolly are. I'm not at all

ready to exit this world yet & hope I can stick around for at least another 20

years or so.

The women on my mom's side of the family lived into their 100s. My mom & her 2

sisters are in their mid 90s & still alive. But none of them had the kinds of

multi-health, structural problems I'm having. Neither does my older sister.

Don't know what happened to me. Black sheep I guess....baaa baaa...bah!!! I

feel the looking for the Golden Fleece here to continue living & being

healthy & active & become a centinagarnian. There's gotta be some answers some

place. Like a miracle or two?? What are my chances?? LOL!!

Caroline

From: Kathy

No it is not silly to miss your mother! My mom died 7 years ago and there is

not a day that goes by that I don't miss her! I'm 49 yrs. old. She died when

she was 63.

Kathy