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OT: I really need good thoughts from my friends Sunny 07-26-2008
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Posted by Sunny on July 26, 2008, 8:52 pm


Today is my birthday. Yay. My mom called -- she says her doctor called
and told her that the PET scan she had last week shows only one very
small area of unusual cells lighting up and that they can't really
tell yet what kind of cells they are. She may be just fine. She says.
And, coincidentally, the results of her liver biopsy have been lost
and no one can see them anymore.

Maybe she had a biopsy when she told my sisters she did (and they
dropped her at the hospital and picked her up the next day all gray
and tired), and maybe she didn't.

Maybe she has cancer and will die very soon. Or maybe she doesn't have
anything wrong. Something quite similar happened years ago, but I have
very young children at the time and my attention was elsewhere. This
time, I'm sick and my mom is 83 and I haven't seen her in two years.

I strongly believe she has Munchusen's Syndrome.

This is exhausting. Although I try to stay focused and reserve my
emotional strength, I'm rotten at it. I'm in a lupus flare right now.
I love my mom. I don't want her to suffer the way I've watched friends
suffer in dying from liver cancer. I feel yanked all apart.

No need to respond. No need to do anything, but please could you send
some good thoughts and prayers my way. I'm embarrassed to be asking
like this, but right now I'm too far down to even enjoy going to my
sewing room and holding fabric. Please go hug somebody you love.

Hugs to you all,
Sunny

Posted by Laurie G. in CA on July 26, 2008, 10:16 pm


So sorry to hear about all the sadness and your illness but I do want to
wish you a Happy Birthday. I want you to know that someone (me) is thinking
about YOU. I'm sending you virtual balloons in your favorite
color..........just imagine.......

Best wishes to you,
Laurie G. in Ca

> Today is my birthday. Yay. My mom called -- she says her doctor called
> and told her that the PET scan she had last week shows only one very
> small area of unusual cells lighting up and that they can't really
> tell yet what kind of cells they are. She may be just fine. She says.
> And, coincidentally, the results of her liver biopsy have been lost
> and no one can see them anymore.
>
> Maybe she had a biopsy when she told my sisters she did (and they
> dropped her at the hospital and picked her up the next day all gray
> and tired), and maybe she didn't.
>
> Maybe she has cancer and will die very soon. Or maybe she doesn't have
> anything wrong. Something quite similar happened years ago, but I have
> very young children at the time and my attention was elsewhere. This
> time, I'm sick and my mom is 83 and I haven't seen her in two years.
>
> I strongly believe she has Munchusen's Syndrome.
>
> This is exhausting. Although I try to stay focused and reserve my
> emotional strength, I'm rotten at it. I'm in a lupus flare right now.
> I love my mom. I don't want her to suffer the way I've watched friends
> suffer in dying from liver cancer. I feel yanked all apart.
>
> No need to respond. No need to do anything, but please could you send
> some good thoughts and prayers my way. I'm embarrassed to be asking
> like this, but right now I'm too far down to even enjoy going to my
> sewing room and holding fabric. Please go hug somebody you love.
>
> Hugs to you all,
> Sunny



Posted by KJ on July 26, 2008, 10:30 pm


Happy Birthday Sunny. I wish I had some special words to help heal the hurt
you have....both physical and emotional. Consider yourself gently hugged.
And try to take care of yourself first. We love it when you can drop in
here!

--
Kathyl (KJ)
remove "nospam" before mchsi
http://community.webshots.com/user/kathylquiltz
> Today is my birthday. Yay. My mom called -- she says her doctor called
> and told her that the PET scan she had last week shows only one very
> small area of unusual cells lighting up and that they can't really
> tell yet what kind of cells they are. She may be just fine. She says.
> And, coincidentally, the results of her liver biopsy have been lost
> and no one can see them anymore.
>
> Maybe she had a biopsy when she told my sisters she did (and they
> dropped her at the hospital and picked her up the next day all gray
> and tired), and maybe she didn't.
>
> Maybe she has cancer and will die very soon. Or maybe she doesn't have
> anything wrong. Something quite similar happened years ago, but I have
> very young children at the time and my attention was elsewhere. This
> time, I'm sick and my mom is 83 and I haven't seen her in two years.
>
> I strongly believe she has Munchusen's Syndrome.
>
> This is exhausting. Although I try to stay focused and reserve my
> emotional strength, I'm rotten at it. I'm in a lupus flare right now.
> I love my mom. I don't want her to suffer the way I've watched friends
> suffer in dying from liver cancer. I feel yanked all apart.
>
> No need to respond. No need to do anything, but please could you send
> some good thoughts and prayers my way. I'm embarrassed to be asking
> like this, but right now I'm too far down to even enjoy going to my
> sewing room and holding fabric. Please go hug somebody you love.
>
> Hugs to you all,
> Sunny



Posted by Donna in NE La. on July 26, 2008, 10:45 pm


Happy Birthday and good thoughts coming your way, Sunny!

--
Donna in NE La.
> Today is my birthday. Yay. My mom called -- she says her doctor called
> and told her that the PET scan she had last week shows only one very
> small area of unusual cells lighting up and that they can't really
> tell yet what kind of cells they are. She may be just fine. She says.
> And, coincidentally, the results of her liver biopsy have been lost
> and no one can see them anymore.
>
> Maybe she had a biopsy when she told my sisters she did (and they
> dropped her at the hospital and picked her up the next day all gray
> and tired), and maybe she didn't.
>
> Maybe she has cancer and will die very soon. Or maybe she doesn't have
> anything wrong. Something quite similar happened years ago, but I have
> very young children at the time and my attention was elsewhere. This
> time, I'm sick and my mom is 83 and I haven't seen her in two years.
>
> I strongly believe she has Munchusen's Syndrome.
>
> This is exhausting. Although I try to stay focused and reserve my
> emotional strength, I'm rotten at it. I'm in a lupus flare right now.
> I love my mom. I don't want her to suffer the way I've watched friends
> suffer in dying from liver cancer. I feel yanked all apart.
>
> No need to respond. No need to do anything, but please could you send
> some good thoughts and prayers my way. I'm embarrassed to be asking
> like this, but right now I'm too far down to even enjoy going to my
> sewing room and holding fabric. Please go hug somebody you love.
>
> Hugs to you all,
> Sunny


Posted by Debi Matlack on July 27, 2008, 7:49 am


Hugs for you Sunny and I will go give DH a hug, as per your instructions.
Rest and take care of yourself.
--
Debi

Education is when you read the instructions. Experience is what you get when
you don't.

> Today is my birthday. Yay. My mom called -- she says her doctor called
> and told her that the PET scan she had last week shows only one very
> small area of unusual cells lighting up and that they can't really
> tell yet what kind of cells they are. She may be just fine. She says.
> And, coincidentally, the results of her liver biopsy have been lost
> and no one can see them anymore.
>
> Maybe she had a biopsy when she told my sisters she did (and they
> dropped her at the hospital and picked her up the next day all gray
> and tired), and maybe she didn't.
>
> Maybe she has cancer and will die very soon. Or maybe she doesn't have
> anything wrong. Something quite similar happened years ago, but I have
> very young children at the time and my attention was elsewhere. This
> time, I'm sick and my mom is 83 and I haven't seen her in two years.
>
> I strongly believe she has Munchusen's Syndrome.
>
> This is exhausting. Although I try to stay focused and reserve my
> emotional strength, I'm rotten at it. I'm in a lupus flare right now.
> I love my mom. I don't want her to suffer the way I've watched friends
> suffer in dying from liver cancer. I feel yanked all apart.
>
> No need to respond. No need to do anything, but please could you send
> some good thoughts and prayers my way. I'm embarrassed to be asking
> like this, but right now I'm too far down to even enjoy going to my
> sewing room and holding fabric. Please go hug somebody you love.
>
> Hugs to you all,
> Sunny



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