Rhonda,

That was a truly wonderful piece.  I loved it very much.

Sometimes, I feel just like that because, when I 
allow myself to think, I feel very crushed and broken.

LOVE IN HIM,

Mari, made of purple



At 05:43 PM 4/6/2007, you wrote:

>It is true,I’ve never been where you are today,
>
>So I can’t say
>
>With true honesty,
>
>I understand….
>
>But, I love You,
>
>I don’t now the  depression,
>
>Or feeling of loss,
>
>Over sight gone away,
>
>I have never seen before,
>
>So I can’t say that I truly understand,But…I love You,
>
>The frust5rations,
>
>The agravations,
>
>Of health issues,
>
>Doctors bisits, pills and bills,
>
>I can’t say that I  have been there too,
>
>But I love You.
>
>I can’t say I can fix it,
>
>Or make things all new,
>
>I can’t tell you a reason,
>
>You’re going  through what you’re going through,
>
>I can’t  tell you the future will be so much brighter,But I love You,
>
>I’ll be right here,
>
>No matter what the day brings,
>
>So, you can be happy,
>
>Be angry,
>
>Feel sad and say you wish you could die,
>
>And I’ll still say,
>
>I Love You,
>
>It’s more than a feeling,
>
>Apromise I made,
>
>That I intend to keep,
>
>I love You.
>
>I wrote this poem because lately  Ben has felt 
>really depressed.  There is a place on 
>his  right foot, they are doing tests next week 
>and think they may have to remove a toe, not 
>sure yet.  His blood sugar has been great these 
>past few months, but you know how it is when a 
>person is diabetic…little things don’t heal easily.
>
>So, I wrote this and will read it to him later 
>today.  Sometimes I feel so sad, I can’t do 
>anything to make him feel better, dialysis makes 
>him feel so tired, and then on days he hasn’t 
>been there he has had all day long appointments 
>at the hospital, it must be frustrating, do 
>please pray for us, Ben and me too,
>
>Thanks
>
>Rhonda
>
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