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bigger than you & I can move any stone from the highways of life. A book written by a person full of hope:-)

Well, I AM glad I read this. Also glad I read the book Pollyanna and watched the movie (both versions) or that reference would have been lost on me. LET ALL PLAY THE "GLAD GAME!!!"

Well written Paula,
I can relate to this story from my Mom's perspective.
Truly, I wish you all the best in all aspects of your life,
Chris

I have found with God's help, we stand strong; we, as a family, pull together to help rather than pull or drift apart in time of need. It is a great comfort that I wish upon all...Paula

Hats off to you and your family. I have personally witnessed how hard cancer could be both to the patient and his loved ones. The way you and your family stood strong through the trials, is really inspiring. I pray the best for all of you :)

Thank you so much for sharing this. :)

Some of us are fortunate in knowing at the start, some not until later, and some, unfortunately,not until too late.

Marriage is a season of compromise and dedication. When we can finally put ourselves in another shoes, it is easier to accept the small and the big and the sometimes ugly facts life can dish out.

Everyone wants and needs love to grow and remembering the good and discarding the bad makes it easier to look forward...Paula

It always takes a life time to find the true loved one but once you find them even our life will not be sufficient to enjoy their love towards us. I agree with you love is the only thing that helps you through thick and thin of life.

for your comments...I too had a time of bitterness but was fortunate that it was not at the time of the strokes and cancers. Those were enough to battle. Yes, not all make it out alive on these battles but as I believe the spirit lives on, I take solace in the belief my loved ones are in a better place no longer wracked with pain.

God told us to forgive and that act is really for the forgiver. A weight is lifted and a new outlook on life can be had. The forgiven never need know they are forgiven or even that they needed the forgiveness. When I was able to let go, my life became free; thus my saying reflects my feelings, deeply...God bless...Paula

You have great strength and a marvelous outlook. Keep wearing those earrings and lovely hats.
Wendy

....of your friends below.

I love the way you've been able to
rise above the grief and loss brought on by all the trajedy in your life.

This is a very special book - my favorite to date - about your personal experiences with the 'life and death' drama - your husband's involvement - and I have a new appreciation for what you're doing to bring 'to light', what is inflicting him at this time.

You are an unsung 'Superhero', and we all love you and appreciate you for your priceless contributions to the literary world. AND for just being here...now...you....:)

Love,
Robin