Guest guest Posted November 9, 2006 Report Share Posted November 9, 2006 Hi Diane . . . No words can say how sad I was for you to learn about your loss. I lost both of my Parents over the past 5 years, and I miss them so very much. My Mother and I were, Mother & Daughter, Sisters & Best friends all rolled in one. She was also a Councilor & Hypnotherapist and so She was actually everything to me. I have my Husband & our two grown daughters, but sadly it just isn't the same, I could tell my Mother ANYTHING, and she still loved me unconditionally no matter what!! (Just like a Mother!! - Right??) My Mother was unable to fly and so I had driven her from Oregon back to Georgia to her home (In which my husband & I inherited) to begin her in home Hospice care. The Doctors had given her 6 to 10 months to live. -- 3 months after I brought her home - (May 25th, 2004) - She literally died in my arms as I was carrying her to the living room to give her CPR. -- We couldn't get to her in her Hospital bed & my husband could Not get 911 to realize that NO she is Not having Just a heart attack, her lungs are filling up with fluid and she was drowning. When the paramedic's finally got here, she was gone and I miss her more and more every day. She passed 2 years after her husband .. . . My Step-Father was a great joker, always had to be picking on you about something and trying to either get you mad or make you laugh. You just never knew with him, but you never had to be afraid to tell him anything either. He was a retired Florida Sheriff & retired Army MP. Some times (the last 2 years of his life) he just drove us literally crazy, but most of the time . . Even tho he was only in our lives for 13 years . . . He was the best thing that happened to our lives. NO-ONE, not his (Military) Doctors, no-one . . . Knew that he was passing. (Until 2/9/01) He had to wear pain patches for 6 months before they diagnosed him. They kept telling him he had just hurt his shoulder. -- When we all finally found out and we were told it was due to the fact that his entire body & brain were riddled with more than 7 different cancer's. We watched him literally cry in pain some days. He passed away a little more than a month later on the first day of Spring, March 2001. He worked 6 days a week until 2/9/02!! God, he was so strong!! I didn't know very much about my Biological Father or anything about that part of my family. All I know about that side is they are mostly German--Cherokee--Scotch--Irish, there is a history of Stroke and a couple of different types of cancer . . . Nothing else so far. In the past 5 years, I have lost more than 27 Friends & Family. -- And people ask me at times, How do I do it?? How do you 'live' through so much loss?? And the other times, they ask . . . Why are you so sad/depressed?? -- Most of the time, I am ok, but I have to admit that some days it is very hard to handle. Especially since right now, one of our good friends (31 year old Brian Hatton) in is a coma in the Hospital after a skateboarding accident that happened 9/30/06 and another (older) friend David Urbay, is in the Hospital going through Chemo for lung cancer. -- Brian has a 6 year old daughter to support and no health Ins. -- David's children are all adults & he has excellent Ins. Brian Hatton " blog " page: http://brianhattonupdates.blogspot.com/ And now, my health is messing up ... (And we can't find any place to cover us with Health Ins.) We found out that my husband has cataracts behind his eye's and is slowly going blind. Then last month I ended up in the hospital with Gall Stones. I have had 3 more attacks since. I've also had a colon problem for almost a year. - Severe pain when defecating and I have to take both prescription laxatives & over the counter " Vegilax " . I'm very lucky if I am able to at least defecate one time a week!! -- It's crazy and painful!! As far as we can tell, no-one in the family history has ever had Gall Bladder or Colon trouble?? So I' am starting to think this has something to do with not being able to " eliminate toxins through defecation " ?? I am not a medical expert and so I have no idea, but it kind of makes sense, at least to me. My stomach has been severely and painfully bloated for the past year and I've gained about 30 lbs. ANYWAY ................... Off that subject!! - I'm getting a bit tired. I did not in any way mean to make this letter so long and wordy. And I did not mean to make it sound depressing in any way. -- I apologize. I don't know why, but I've told you more than I've told anyone in a VERY long time. I hope that I have not bored you to badly. And Thank-You so much for sharing your stories. I sincerily appreciate that It makes me feel like I a not so alone. I don't write often, but as you can tell . . . Some times when I do write . . . I say way to much!! {blush} Take Care & God Bless!! Hugs & Prayers Always . . . Jo'Ann Z. -- (Georgia) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 11, 2006 Report Share Posted November 11, 2006 Jo'Ann Z: I am so sorry for your loss. Your parents sound like wonderful people and you appear to be a very kind and compassionate person. Have you tried Acidophilis for your colon problem? Do you live in US - do you or your husband qualify for disability or social security -- or if you are younger -- social services? In some states there are programs to help you even if you are still working (depending on your income). There are also free clinics. I don't mean to insult you - (I'be been there) - but if you are going thru a rough time there are also pharmaceutical companies that you can get free precriptions thru if your Dr. will help you and fill out a form stating that you are " indigant " (don't have the resources to pay). Even if you do not qualify for social services - go to your social service office and ask them for a listing of free clinics and programs available to you. Good luck to you and god bless. Helen , " Mystisch " <Mystisch wrote: > > > Hi Diane . . . > > No words can say how sad I was for you to learn about your loss. > > I lost both of my Parents over the past 5 years, and I miss them so very > much. My Mother and I were, Mother & Daughter, Sisters & Best friends all > rolled in one. She was also a Councilor & Hypnotherapist and so She was > actually everything to me. I have my Husband & our two grown daughters, but > sadly it just isn't the same, I could tell my Mother ANYTHING, and she still > loved me unconditionally no matter what!! > > (Just like a Mother!! - Right??) > > My Mother was unable to fly and so I had driven her from Oregon back to > Georgia to her home (In which my husband & I inherited) to begin her in home > Hospice care. The Doctors had given her 6 to 10 months to live. -- 3 months > after I brought her home - (May 25th, 2004) - She literally died in my arms > as I was carrying her to the living room to give her CPR. -- We couldn't get > to her in her Hospital bed & my husband could Not get 911 to realize that NO > she is Not having Just a heart attack, her lungs are filling up with fluid > and she was drowning. When the paramedic's finally got here, she was gone > and I miss her more and more every day. She passed 2 years after her husband > . . . > > My Step-Father was a great joker, always had to be picking on you about > something and trying to either get you mad or make you laugh. You just never > knew with him, but you never had to be afraid to tell him anything either. > He was a retired Florida Sheriff & retired Army MP. Some times (the last 2 > years of his life) he just drove us literally crazy, but most of the time . > . Even tho he was only in our lives for 13 years . . . He was the best > thing that happened to our lives. > > NO-ONE, not his (Military) Doctors, no-one . . . Knew that he was passing. > (Until 2/9/01) He had to wear pain patches for 6 months before they > diagnosed him. They kept telling him he had just hurt his shoulder. -- When > we all finally found out and we were told it was due to the fact that his > entire body & brain were riddled with more than 7 different cancer's. We > watched him literally cry in pain some days. He passed away a little more > than a month later on the first day of Spring, March 2001. He worked 6 days > a week until 2/9/02!! > > God, he was so strong!! > > I didn't know very much about my Biological Father or anything about that > part of my family. All I know about that side is they are mostly > German--Cherokee--Scotch--Irish, there is a history of Stroke and a couple > of different types of cancer . . . Nothing else so far. > > In the past 5 years, I have lost more than 27 Friends & Family. -- And > people ask me at times, How do I do it?? How do you 'live' through so much > loss?? And the other times, they ask . . . Why are you so sad/depressed?? -- > Most of the time, I am ok, but I have to admit that some days it is very > hard to handle. Especially since right now, one of our good friends (31 year > old Brian Hatton) in is a coma in the Hospital after a skateboarding > accident that happened 9/30/06 and another (older) friend David Urbay, is in > the Hospital going through Chemo for lung cancer. -- Brian has a 6 year old > daughter to support and no health Ins. -- David's children are all adults & > he has excellent Ins. > > Brian Hatton " blog " page: http://brianhattonupdates.blogspot.com/ > > > > And now, my health is messing up ... (And we can't find any place to cover > us with Health Ins.) We found out that my husband has cataracts behind his > eye's and is slowly going blind. Then last month I ended up in the hospital > with Gall Stones. I have had 3 more attacks since. I've also had a colon > problem for almost a year. - Severe pain when defecating and I have to take > both prescription laxatives & over the counter " Vegilax " . I'm very lucky if > I am able to at least defecate one time a week!! -- It's crazy and painful!! > > > As far as we can tell, no-one in the family history has ever had Gall > Bladder or Colon trouble?? So I' am starting to think this has something to > do with not being able to " eliminate toxins through defecation " ?? I am not a > medical expert and so I have no idea, but it kind of makes sense, at least > to me. My stomach has been severely and painfully bloated for the past year > and I've gained about 30 lbs. > > > ANYWAY ................... Off that subject!! - I'm getting a bit tired. > > I did not in any way mean to make this letter so long and wordy. And I did > not mean to make it sound depressing in any way. -- I apologize. > I don't know why, but I've told you more than I've told anyone in a VERY > long time. I hope that I have not bored you to badly. > > And Thank-You so much for sharing your stories. I sincerily appreciate that > It makes me feel like I a not so alone. I don't write often, but as you can > tell . . . Some times when I do write . . . I say way to much!! {blush} > > Take Care & God Bless!! > Hugs & Prayers Always . . . > Jo'Ann Z. -- (Georgia) > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 14, 2006 Report Share Posted November 14, 2006 Hello Jo'Ann; What a wonderful letter you shared with us. Don't ever feel bad about unloading or sharing your life with this group. I'm very new here but have read a lot already. As you can tell I'm a bit behind. Drats that life gets in the way of our reading and sharing eh? lol You released some very powerful stuff from your mind, body and spirit and you took a huge step in healing yourself in doing so when you wrote this group. I'm far from an expert but I'll share with you my thoughts. First off...have you ever read or heard of Lousie L. Haye? She is someone you should look into reading. She tells how dis-ease starts in a body because of pent up emotions and hurts that you've experience in your life time. She is quite the amazing lady. I've also down loaded some of her audio books from a site called bearshare. They are positive affirmations that I fall asleep to at night and they play through my sleep. You are keeping so much in side and not letting the world around you see your pain. You are the tough gal and you don't want to make others around you feel bad for you. Am I close? I can't imagine how much you must miss your Mother. She was the one person you could share and like you said...still love you no matter what. You were (and are) such a blessed woman. You sound like you carry the world on your shoulders. Perhaps it's time to let someone carry you for a little while? I'm positive this group will help you. They all seem to be loving and tender hearted. I know that doors open for a reason and that I was personally lead to this group. I'm a reflexologist so I do know a little bit about getting out the toxins. There are a gazillion ways to help detox and you really need to find one or more that you are most comfortable with. I wish you only the very best with all you are dealing with. You sound to me like a little angel. Any time you wish to chit chat personally I would be more then happy. Send me a personal email if you wish. Take care, God Bless, Always ~ Kim , " Mystisch " <Mystisch wrote: > > > Hi Diane . . . > > No words can say how sad I was for you to learn about your loss. > > I lost both of my Parents over the past 5 years, and I miss them so very > much. My Mother and I were, Mother & Daughter, Sisters & Best friends all > rolled in one. She was also a Councilor & Hypnotherapist and so She was Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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