Re: Forgot some special Thank You's!

From: Bev (bnb@new.rr.com)
Mon Jan 27 20:54:02 2003


Bev bows low to Karla and tips her hat to this truely amazing lady who exhibits courage, perserverence, faith, spirit and in the midst of her own suffering, Karla still has concern for others! She is likened to a "cat with nine lives," and I thank my Lord that I have been blessed to be part of a few of them! LOL! Karla, your appreciation of everything can be seen in those big brown eyes yours, though they do stand out a bit more as your face is thinner, and your voice a bit weaker then ussual, your giggles, smile and sparkle in your eyes tell me Karla is ready for whatever stands before us, and you know whatever it is,Karla, I will be there with you!

God Bless you always! Love Bev

At Mon, 27 Jan 2003, Karla wrote: >
>When I sent my earlier letter thanking people I forgot to thank some
>very special people. For that I am sorry, but it did down on me this
>afternoon.
>
>First, to Cindy Shruhan for working so diligently at trying to keep you
>all informed...as hard as that was for her. She couldn't reach my mom
>because they spent their entire days at the hospital. They even slept
>there for four days.
>
>Second, to Dr. David Wiseman for keeping you informed, yet at the same
>time letting you know that there would be no means to contact me. The
>ICU staff could in no way handle the phone calls and the hospital
>wouldn't have been able to release any information. When I do go back
>into the hospital...and am not in critical condition, I would love to be
>able to speak with you all. Also, thanks to Dr. Wiseman for having
>this site. While there remains no cure for me, the ability to talk to
>other sufferers and prevent them from making the same mistakes I made
>gives my life a purpose. I know that I don't post as much anymore and I
>am sure that now it will be much less...at least for awhile, but that
>doesn't mean that I'm not reading your stories or thinking and praying
>for you.
>
>Thirdly, I made my first venture out today. It was about -5 out and I
>didn't want to run upstairs to get a sweatshirt...so I threw my bathrobe
>on over my clothes and my coat on top of that and drove to Bev's. I
>spent about an hour there. Bev has always been my sounding board...my
>connection to reality. While I was hospitalized and out of ICU I spoke
>with her in some form or fashion almost every day. To her the biggest
>of thank-you's for just being there and listening. I love you!


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