A Poem For Our Sandy H
 

My Green Shoes

When I look down at my feet and I see my Green Shoes,
I shall not cry, I will push away the blues.

For the one thing you taught me was how to stay strong,
To get ready for the fight because it may be long.

I look at my sick husband and what do I see?
An Angel is inside and her name is Sandy!

I thank you for the wisdom, the support and the love,
And I know you are smiling down from above.

Because my Green Shoes are on and they remind me of you,
So with that in mind, now how can I be blue?

Waiting For A Miracle>Believe51


Husband dx 9/06 w/stage IV Inflammatory HER2+ Breast Cancer

What a wonderfull tribute to our Friend, Sandy. Although we miss Her dearly, She will remain in our hearts until the day She meets us at the pearly gates.

Love and Blessings to all. Lu Ann

Love the poem!

Donna

Thank you for that beautiful poem in honor of Sandy.


Jean

How inspiring!
 

We have such a many talented bunch here! What comes out in some of these posts never ceases to amaze me.

If you don't mind, I would like to print this out and fax it to Sandy's hubby. He is more comfortable with the fax then the computer and will have a copy that way.

I know he would be so appreciative that someone that never met his Sandy would take the time and thoughtful concentration to do such a thing.

Hello Steph
 

I would be honored if her husband would get this poem. You know, I have been crying and praying for the family so much that I thought the poem was just average, not my best writings. I need him and his family to know how my husband and I have felt for this most amazing person, but I had such writers block. I wish for him to know that it is my husband who has stage IV Inflammatory HER2+ Breast Cancer and that Sandy was an integrital part of the person I am today. She has helped us unselfishly putting her illness aside to be able to give us what we needed. Shucks, we did not even know what we needed!! I do feel I am a more informed person and she along with the other girls here have helped to mold me to a seasoned caregiver. I am ready for the fight I need to do on my part, I shall certainly guide my husband towards recovery the best way I know how. Sandy taught me to learn, to ask, to give back...she let me know that by doing all of that, you need to accept what comes. To this very moment I feel that I am doing all I can, when our time comes for our goodbyes, I shall not regret a thing. Blessings will always come from my husband and myself for the family of this Special Angel. I wish to send my sympathies to all of us here @ Her2support, although we have lost an Angel here, she shall be "Looking down at us, smiling and dancing with her Little Green Shoes". >Waiting For A Miracle> Believe51..(Marie G)

Husband dx @ 50 yrs w/Stage IV Inflammatory HER2+ Breast Cancer.

Hello Believe -

Finally got the Fax number today and sent it off. Sandy's hubby seemed flabbergasted when I told him why I wanted the fax number. He was really in awe about this.
Said he had gotten into her email and there were scads of messages and many from Sandy's well-wishers here at HER2support.

ALso said he had at least 30 cards in their mailbox today, some with donations to this site per Sandy's wishes.

Sandy certainly is NOT forgotten! Are you listening up there, Angel?

Thanks a Million
 

Wanted to pull this up....
 

Have my green shoes on today and we are off to get another muga scan. I think of our Angels quite frequently and wanted to pull this up for anyone who may have missed it.

I am amazed at how far we have come in this journey. Where we ALL are today. It has been a rough road for us, but look at us all now!!

Love to you all>>Believe51

What a wonderful poem, and visual images, Marie. I love it, Bill