Re: Jerre, Feeling sad

[Guest guest]

Dear Jerre, You made me laugh with the Scarlet remark. Now if I could only

get her 14 inch waist down, I'd have it made...lol. Seriously, I amazed at

how many people affected with this disease, already are dealing with what

most people would consider a full load. You have to be one great Mom to

have made it through 18 years, with twins and their problems. I feel

extremely humble next to you and my problems seem so little and

insignificant. Take care of yourself and have a wonderful holiday. Thanks

for writing and for putting things into perspective one more time. Love,

Fran

[ ] Re: Feeling sad

Fran, I don't usually do emotional posts, with border line autistic

idental twin 18 year old

boys my emotions get a workout there but this post is wonderful and

touching. I am

ususaly in the anger state of denial. This post reminded me of what this

illness has helped

me with. Learning to live in the moment when it's good and when it's bad

remembering

" tomorrow is another day " . Thanks Scarlett and thank you Fran. It is

the toughest thing

to remember

Jerre

[Guest guest]

Fran,

Not at all. I still have the picture of you and your " midnight ramble " with the

dogs to make

me smile when things get bad. Right now it is just the uncertainty about the

Enbrel

working after 3 weeks with no noticeable change that is bothering me. It will

also be the

first Thanksgiving I haven't cooked in so long I can't remember, but that is

more due to my

basal joint surgery. My husband is a great cook and we will only be six this

year, seven

counting my 22 pound maine coon cat! Have a wonderful holiday and remember the

tryptophan in the turkey should help us all to sleep better : )

jerre

>

> Dear Jerre, You made me laugh with the Scarlet remark. Now if I could only

> get her 14 inch waist down, I'd have it made...lol. Seriously, I amazed at

> how many people affected with this disease, already are dealing with what

> most people would consider a full load. You have to be one great Mom to

> have made it through 18 years, with twins and their problems. I feel

> extremely humble next to you and my problems seem so little and

> insignificant. Take care of yourself and have a wonderful holiday. Thanks

> for writing and for putting things into perspective one more time. Love,

> Fran

>

[Guest guest]

Oh Jerre, you own my ideal cat. I want a Maine Coon some day. My dad had a

next door neighbor with one, named Spike, and I absolutely loved him.

They're HUGE cats, but Spike was so loving! it's great to have a cat that

takes up your WHOLE LAP!

love and light

Crystal

>From: " jerredawson " <jerredawson@...>

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>Subject: [ ] Re: Jerre, Feeling sad

>Date: Wed, 24 Nov 2004 13:59:25 -0000

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>Fran,

>Not at all. I still have the picture of you and your " midnight ramble "

>with the dogs to make

>me smile when things get bad. Right now it is just the uncertainty about

>the Enbrel

>working after 3 weeks with no noticeable change that is bothering me. It

>will also be the

>first Thanksgiving I haven't cooked in so long I can't remember, but that

>is more due to my

>basal joint surgery. My husband is a great cook and we will only be six

>this year, seven

>counting my 22 pound maine coon cat! Have a wonderful holiday and remember

>the

>tryptophan in the turkey should help us all to sleep better : )

>

>jerre

> >

> > Dear Jerre, You made me laugh with the Scarlet remark. Now if I could

>only

> > get her 14 inch waist down, I'd have it made...lol. Seriously, I amazed

>at

> > how many people affected with this disease, already are dealing with

>what

> > most people would consider a full load. You have to be one great Mom to

> > have made it through 18 years, with twins and their problems. I feel

> > extremely humble next to you and my problems seem so little and

> > insignificant. Take care of yourself and have a wonderful holiday.

>Thanks

> > for writing and for putting things into perspective one more time.

>Love,

> > Fran

> >

>

>

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