I am so sorry to hear of the horrible attack on Bali. I just can't imagine in my wildest dreams how someone could do something like that. We here in the USA understand the pain and sorrow of terrorists. The loss of so many lives is so heartbreaking. I do tell my loved ones every day how lucky I am and how much I love them. Please pray for some solution to the terrorist problem and for peace.
Sincerely, Lynn Creacy
>Dear Friends,
>
>This weekend has been hard for Australians, one of our favourite holiday
>destinations; terrorists struck Bali at a popular holiday nightclub. It
>is hard to watch the news right now, as I type this.
>
>The report talks the bomb blast, the devastation and about people
>wandering around unable to find medical assistance, Bali's hospitals
>overwhelmed. The number of Australian's missing and injured isn't known
>just yet.
>
>Our air force scrambled to Bali to bring home the worst of the injured
>while commercial flights bring home the survivors who could walk. They
>have been arriving since late yesterday.
>
>Please pray for my fellow countrymen & women; the terrorist threat has
>come close to our home. It is the end of the winter sports season, and
>a long-standing tradition sees our sports people travel to Bali to
>celebrate. Whether they are a school team, professional or playing just
>for fun, so many are now horrendously injured or dead.
>
>Life is so precious, please everyone, live each day as best you can and
>look for all the good things in your life. It's at times like this we
>take stock of what is important. I know what is important to me, and I
>let my family know every day.
>
>A sad Aussie friend,
>Jo
>
>--
>Joanne Eslick
>Founder Australian Adhesions Support Group
>http://www.bombobeach.com
>NSW Australian Co-ordinator of
>International Adhesions Society
>http://www.adhesions.org
>
>--
>I am not a medical person, and all my messages are based
>on personal experience. I am a fellow adhesions sufferer
>reaching out to help others.
>
-- A new friend