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Believe51 · 06-06-2007, 05:42 AM

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.

06-06-2007, 05:42 AM	#6
Believe51 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: RHODE ISLAND (Ed getting me a latte on 2nd Cancerversary Cruise 2008) 'BELIEVE': To accept as true or real, To have faith in, To presume ALWAYS BELIEVE Posts: 3,000	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.