I'm coping well. I've had many years to accept that my Thanksgiving and Christmas may or may not be celebrated on the actual day. I gave my (grown) kids their gifts at Thanksgiving since we were surprisingly all together. I have reduced my gift giving to almost only the little ones. Food and drink are my answers to get togethers. I miss the days of a Christmas Tree surrounded by presents and little anxious faces but I prefer the quiet now. It used to make me feel guilty but I've accepted that life never stops changing and that part, for me, is just a sweet memory.
Hi! I just stumbled across your blog today. I followed you years ago, but somehow lost touch. I still have the crocheted pot holders you sent me that I won from your blog many years ago! Anyway, hope you are doing well.
Your blog is so beautiful, I have been so busy lately about life but let me share with you all about my health life experience with the great herbal traditional doctor that saved the life of mine and my dear husband. I was suffering from a deadly disease herpes and diabetes and i went through alot trying to get better each everyday of my life until I came across a testimony on blogs someone telling good about Dr Jekawo, a traditional herbal doctor that cure all kind of disease such as: herpes,diabetes,epilepsy,cancer,hpv,lupus,degenerative disease,shingles,erectile dysfunction also bring back ex,leukemia,fibroid and other spiritual consultations, I contacted him via drjekawo@gmail.com then he prepared the herbal medicines and send to me which takes 21 days treatment that cured my diabetes and herpes completely,I'm so grateful with the help he rendered to me therefore I promised to share his great works. Thank you and I hope this could save someone else out there. Karen Paul South Carolina.
alcohol? just kidding. Since chemo have not been able to do that. I wish!
ReplyDeleteHow are you coping?
I would like to check out, but I know it won't go well, lol. Wish I could fast forward to January.
Deletemaybe you and I need to run away to somewhere warm where no outside stress can get to us. I'll meet you there!
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DeleteI'm coping well. I've had many years to accept that my Thanksgiving and Christmas may or may not be celebrated on the actual day. I gave my (grown) kids their gifts at Thanksgiving since we were surprisingly all together. I have reduced my gift giving to almost only the little ones. Food and drink are my answers to get togethers. I miss the days of a Christmas Tree surrounded by presents and little anxious faces but I prefer the quiet now. It used to make me feel guilty but I've accepted that life never stops changing and that part, for me, is just a sweet memory.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you're in a good place, Barb. All the best.
ReplyDeleteHi! I just stumbled across your blog today. I followed you years ago, but somehow lost touch. I still have the crocheted pot holders you sent me that I won from your blog many years ago! Anyway, hope you are doing well.
ReplyDeleteWow!!! How are you Julia? Hope you are well ... so good to hear from you ♥
DeleteIt has been 7 months Young Lady. Time for an Update.
ReplyDeleteYour blog is so beautiful, I have been so busy lately about life but let me share with you all about my health life experience with the great herbal traditional doctor that saved the life of mine and my dear husband.
ReplyDeleteI was suffering from a deadly disease herpes and diabetes and i went through alot trying to get better each everyday of my life until I came across a testimony on blogs someone telling good about Dr Jekawo, a traditional herbal doctor that cure all kind of disease such as: herpes,diabetes,epilepsy,cancer,hpv,lupus,degenerative disease,shingles,erectile dysfunction also bring back ex,leukemia,fibroid and other spiritual consultations, I contacted him via drjekawo@gmail.com then he prepared the herbal medicines and send to me which takes 21 days treatment that cured my diabetes and herpes completely,I'm so grateful with the help he rendered to me therefore I promised to share his great works.
Thank you and I hope this could save someone else out there.
Karen Paul
South Carolina.