Re: My apologies

[Guest guest]

Dear :

Your words hit home with me and I just wanted to give some

encouragement in your decision to hang around a while longer.

Everyone's situation is unique yet we here can always find something

to identify with and share. I remember being in a similar mind set

with checking out and calling the fight over. I didn't and I went

on to move into remission years later and have had 4 wonderful years

since. I can't deny that two weeks ago when RSD came back my first

thoughts were of that time I wanted to ended it for good. I firmly

believe that finding this group of people caused me to take a

different road mentally and right now I am bucking up for the

battle. I don't know what will happen in the future but today I am

here and I am glad you are, too. With love and caring, Lyn

wrote:

I was getting concerned about the need to take out 'water damage

insurance' on

> the laptop because all I could do was type and cry.. I've never

felt so close to saying I give up, someone put me out of my

misery. The only thing holding me back was not believing in it,

knowing I'd hurt my family and friends, and.........

neuro has mentioned CRPS several times in the past, but hearing it

again from him and then the pain doc agreeing about broke my

heart. I can't bear for her to go through this burning, searing

pain........... and wake up waiting for the next shoe to fall.

>

[Guest guest]

,

I'm so sorry to hear about your daughter. I hope and pray that things will settle down for her and you. It's hard to watch a young one. But kids are resilent it seems like they have more get up and go. You take care.

My the higher power watch over your family and you.

Luv Laurie