gwinnyb

Qsilv what you said brings so much joy to hear . because my daughter had so much pain hospice was not involved. here, if you are in the hospital, hospcie doesn't come. she was in the hospital the last 6 weeks of her life. once I vas able to work thru my own grief I worked as a hospice nurse, I have been able to cuppport many people in their time of need and loss. that is my tribute to Sarah.

Qsilv

gwinnyb, you have always shown the calmest, warmest spirit. Now you're sharing another level of it. Thank you.

I lost a dear friend to a brain tumor. Several of us, all just friends, helped him along that path as best we could, but it was... soooo h a r d ... When we finally reached the stage of being able to have help from Hospice come in, those were the most amazing people I have ever had the honor of dealing with. Their understanding, their sensitivity, their unfailing kindness remains with me.

There are so many people who are gone, who we miss... want back... who took a part of us with them...

But for me, the loving memory I'd like to note here is in honor of the helpers.

gwinnyb

thank you for your support. I know life offers us many challenges and many blessings.. sometimes it offers both at the same time and in the same package. We all have stories to tell and burdens to bear. as a nurse it makes it easier to comfort hurting people because I understand some of what they feel . I truely believe "all things work for good" and try very hard to find the purpose and use for traveling a thorny path; especially if in the end I get to and thus can help others get to a better place.

Angela

gwinnyb, you haven't let your grief overshadow your daughters shine and that's a treasure to hold. The love you express makes her proud too. She does have hair and you will reunite.

autumn

gwinnyb, my heart breaks for you....