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@sandij @merry
I am here. I have been reading from afar. Good work guy's...
I went to Silver Dollar City on Sunday. What a fantastic time we all had. Its been years since I went to one. It was tradition to go on mothers day...No one else hardly was there. Year after year we went... On mother's day.
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I was surprised to hear we walked 21,760 steps. 9.75 miles.....
Groannnnnnnnn
I am dealing with quite a bit of pain since then.
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You may have noticed I have not been here as much recently. Oh, I have still been here reading but I have been focusing on "letting go and letting God".
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Friends, the damage from the pesticides has been and remains too great for this body to bear. Combine this with my MS, stroke and TIA, deteriating heel from impending ostiomylitis, COPD...oh I could go on and on.
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I had become aware of my thought patterns changing 2 weeks after the pesticides were dumped. Just strange thoughts of the past, little vignettes that would play out in my mind. To be reexamined and reinterpreted.
I finally figured why and what they were in January...I was starting to have end of life thoughts....How many times have I assisted others with their end of life thoughts, I was surprised it took me that long to figure it out.
So friends I don't know how much longer I have but I honor you all enough as my family who struggled together, my winning family...cuz we don't give up.
I am working with a woman whose gift is to help people "in transition" to have a graceful end.
Sorry to lay this on you all, but as I said I honor you.
I have helped folks and families do endings so there are no regrets. Let me help you too.
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Don't feel bad, I don't...this has been such a painful life.
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And I lived it triumphantly...
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I know where I am going...soon my body will hurt no more,
Bright Wings

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@brightwings
I hoped to meet you in person some day. What happens when we die? The ones who love us miss us. I will miss you. You have helped so many of us on here. Thank you.

@brightwings This is a lovely statement that really triggers my heart energy. I often think of how life might end, and wonder if people who don't have chronic pain can ever possibly understand. Thank you for your acknowledgement of how this family has been supportive. You are full of grace and love. Wishing you a painless journey.