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Love and prayers for all my sisters. Prayed the seven sorrows rosary today. Hard to do , but our Blessed Mother asks usto do so, so I will keep trying.
Chemo for me was so horrible. I got so sick, I felt like dying. I got crazy. I would take a bunch of ativan andput them in my hand and contemplate taking them. I wrote goodbye notes to my kids telling them it was the chemo that made me crazy. I got so sick I wanted to die. sometimes I am afraid to tell the true story of my experience because it was so terrible and I don't want to scare any newbies away. But that is how it was, i still have PTSD when I catcha glimpse of my wig, when I drive past my old house. It was such a horrible experience. I want to share with mysisters because Iwant to let down the guise of "It wasn't bad" because it WAS. By the grace of God and my family and friends I got through. ANd now 2 years later I am so much stronger emotionally. Amen and thank you Jesus and thank you sisters for listening to my ramblings. Thank you Estepp for sharing and giving me the courage to share as well. God bless my beautiful sisters.
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LMFSM,
Oh honey. I too didn't want to scare anyone on the boards (newbies,) but those around me would get phone calls of me sobbing, wanting to die. We did make it through to the other side, PTSD an understood side effect. God Bless you and I am so glad you are on the other side. I remember trying to reach out a little bit, and not feeling like my experience was understood. Stories of people still working, advice to exercise every day. ( I would fall out while trying to walk my dog.) Thanks again for sharing your story, and it's certainly not rambling! God Bless You.
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How are my Sweet Sisters today?
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Good morning sisters,
One of my sisters emailed me to call her and chat, our mother is not having any appetite to eat, due to her creatinine levels being high (kidney not working), and I called again this morning, she's having a headache and sounded weak. During each phone call she'll ask me when I'll be visiting her. It gets me sad because I am not 100% yet and there are so many things that require my attention here and it has been a big burden to the pocket book. I feel torn in 2 places.
LMFSM ~ Thank you for opening up and sharing. I didn't have chemo but I was told of the ordeal by my 2 good friends who went through them. I heard their description of chemo and how they reacted to the SE and it was just like yours, bless your heart sister to be so brave to endure them. I too have thought out my Plan C at the beginning, that if and when I cannot handle it I may use it. But I know that we all have to be strong and wear the cross and will emerge like champanions.
Traci ~ like you, I didn't have much moral support from the family side and some friends said the "stupidest things" and although I think that they are trying but somehow they just put their foot in their mouth. As for family, I will explain what's going on but deep down I know they don't understand a thing. It's true, when my friends told me they had cancer, I can feel sad, fear and sympathize with them but I had no clue what they went through. Not until I got my dx. Like my kids and DH, they think that since my tx are over, I am well and back to myself already. I had to explain and remind them I don't feel 100% and fatigue can hit me all of a sudden. So far it's been daily so I have to pace myself. Sigh!
Sorry I have been quiet lately, I think I'm going through an emotional rut (have a lot of things to deal with in the household), please pray for me to lift me up. Thank you so much!
God Bless you all !
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Squid and Diamond,
Thank you for hearing me, that does help so much! I know you guys have your own stuff going on, so I especially apreciate your reaching out to me.
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Good Morning Ladies-
LMFSM I felt nearly the same during chemo is was SO HARD for me, I didn't want to die but thought I would. I remember that I thought I was dying, it was so much pain and exhaustion and it felt as if my heart would just stop, I could not get out of bed. I had to go somewhere else in my head. One of the things I have such a hard time thinking about is that the night before my first chemo my 7 year old was rushed to the Hospital and stayed for 5 days dxed with Juvenile Diabetes. 2 Months after that my Husband of 22 years had a melt down and wanted to leave me. I could not handle any more I just couldn't it was horrible. He was so close to leaving that he looked for Apartments. I had been very mean to him through dx and the year before, I was in a very bad and stressful place and just was falling apart, our whole family was falling apart.
Today the sermon was about the story of Abraham and his son Isaac. We spoke about it as a family afterwards and I really prayed on it and thought of it as a Parable. I find it hard to believe that our God would really ask someone to throw their son in the flames for sacrifice. However I understand it as a parable to ask us to have the deepest of faith like Abraham and I challenge myself to do that and just throw all this anxiety at God and let him sort it out for me. I need to just believe and let him lead me and follow with out spending so much time in my head and the horrible struggle of anxiety.
What do you think?
PS I really prayed for Judy today as well as Laura and her business, and Tori to continue to feel better. Paula it is so good to see you on the boards, I understand the emotional rut I really get it and I think I am dealing with the same.
Blessings to all of you!
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Ellie - thank you for sharing. Chemo/neulasta was the worst.. the first time I thought was The End b/c the pain was so bad. My oncologist at the time was not very understanding. He cut the neulasta shot in half. But I remember being so depressed and feeling so hopeless especially after losing my hair. One thing that really seems to be missing from cancer care is day by day emotional help. My family was a big support, especially my daughter who helped clean and cook, and my sister who would call. And I was blessed, but so many women do not have the family network close by. I think there is a big psychiatric field waiting to blossom to help women going through breast cancer. In NJ, Gilda's Club was a big help. I wish I knew about this Catholic site when I was walking through those dark nights. I had to think and pray minute by minute and offered up my sufferings to children with cancer. Anyway. it seems the doctors help out with pain management but there isn't anyone to offer help for emotional pain and fear. Like you, when I see my wig or scarves, it makes my stomach twinge. Not good times.
Janet - should we pray for someone in particular as a group so if a miracle happens, they can document it?
I didn't get to church again today ... still coughing too much. I'm glad tomorrow is a holiday so I can rest up one more day.
Paula - prayers for you and your Mom.
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I almost forgot. We watched a Netflix DVD last night "Faustina". It was extremely well done. Made in 1995, it's a Polish movie with English subtitles, but I highly recommend it. Highly recommend it.
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Theresa,
I will look it up on wiki. I don't know the plot, but I hear it is good
Sorry you are still coughing, good for you taking care of yourself. I appreciate you and Michelle also sharing your chemo stories. So hard, so hard. can you imagine before Emend and some of the newer anti-nausea medications? Not sure if I could have done it. God Bless all of our Warrior Sisters and Brothers going through chemo. That's why I think it would be so wonderful to pray for our Stage IV sisters who deal with ongoing chemo regimens. Michelle, I thank you so very much for your prayers for Judy. I cried a bit today with my friend Stephanie (who showed me once again the magic of having a childhood friend.) Judy's spirit is so lovely, I pray to do and say the best things to help her.
Paula,
it sounds like we are both dealing with home/life stresses. (not that no one else is!) I just understand being a little more quiet while in the process. And what a process it is. I broke down my fish tank yesterday and today. It's a bear to do, heavy gravel to take out....but it is done. I have 2 29 gallon and 1 10 gallon to put outside with the Free sign. I am also told Craigslist is a way to alert to curbside freebies. I'm also not allowed to take any freebies
unless it's REALLY REALLY good. (I have rich neighbors, unlike moi, so their stuff ain't too bad.)so we have 2 sisters having surgery next week? Hood (Joyce) and geewhiz. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
and how are you doing Betty?
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Sorry I've been scarce - just a lot of family business going on. I don't know how anyone gets through chemo - I think I'd just expire just from fright. God send special blessings to all you for the strength for having gone through it or going through it now.
Theresa - I honestly don't know - if he does hear our prayers and chooses to answer them through a miracle cure of a breast cancer Stage IV woman somewhere in the world, we would know as it would be in the news. One woman would represent all of us and I guess I was thinking God would handle all the rest of it in terms of connecting the dots to document it was directly attributable to the Pope. How would we ever choose one with so many in need? I don't have an answer. I just know we should be praying for it. So I'm open either way. Did you say Skip works for the diocese? Maybe he could ask one of the priests. Anyway, here is the prayer for today.
O Holy Trinity, we thank you for having given to the Church Pope John Paul II, and for having made him shine with your fatherly tenderness, the glory of the Cross of Christ and the splendor of the Spirit of love. He, trusting completely in your infinite mercy and in the maternal intercession of Mary, has shown himself in the likeness of Jesus the Good Shepherd and has pointed out to us holiness
as the path to reach eternal communion with You. Grant us, through his intercession, according to your will, the grace that we implore -- the miraculous cure of a woman with Stage IV breast cancer--in the hope that he will soon be numbered among your saints. Amen.0 -
Hi Janet,
A great idea and I've been praying every night to Blessed John Paul that he cure a woman with Stage IV cancer. It would be a huge sign of God's love for each of us struggling with this disease. Hardest journey I've ever made.
Chemo -- a horrid 6 months - kicked my butt...and I was "strong like bull" before going through it. The only thing that really helped was prayer and a calendar...counting down the days and cycles to get through it. I hope I never have to face it again. I'm not sure I could be as stalwart and determined....I'm not strong like bull anymore. Sometimes being naive is a good thing so I don't talk much either about the bad stuff to anyone facing it either.
And, don't feel too envious of the ones who kept working through it. I only took 6 weeks off during the last two cycles of AC and then worked part time through the Taxol. I did it to kid myself into thinking I was "OK" and could do this and not let it impact my life so much. If I had to do it again, I would go on disability and give myself the time, care, and attention the process deserves. We each have our own ways of dealing with this and I don't think there is a best way. But I totally agree that I wish I had one of the "total care" oncology places that helps with nutrition, emotional challenges, etc. I could have pieced all that together with Gilda's Club, oncologist, nutritionist, etc....but who had the strength and attention (chemo brain) to do that? I was in bed if I wasn't at work or at the doctors.
I'm still crashing at 7-8 pm but getting to water exercise to deal with the joint pain. Pretty funny - me (58) with a bunch of women ages 70 and up. They make me feel good - call me honey and treat me like their daughter. Kind smiles and warm hearts inside arthritic bodies!! It's amazing how wonderful sisterhood is.
Hugs to all!
Pat
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greetings dear sisters.
i haven't been around. I am concentrating on organ skills, organizing my house and getting to an occasional weekday mass.
I pray for you all, all the time.
personally, I feel like I need to get a lot of living done before I die. I feel good, but have this 'swelling in my neck above my cancerous supraclavicular node. It is unusual and perhaps a side effect of the dasatinib I am on.. anyway.. I've lots to do.
hoping I make it to the Feast of Saint 'Blaze'.. which was how I used to think his name was spelled. I actually wrote a clever report on Saint Blaise in my grade school years with his name misspelled in the title.
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Mary - I sort of like "Blaze" better
:) I'm praying that the swelling is some temporary inflammation & not serious!!!!0 -
Have I mentioned lately how wonderful I think you all are? I do have a few pals on the "outside" who understand, and I plan to keep on increasing my circle of Sisters and Brothers in the fight. I need you all everyday, to just be exactly who you are.
I have been calling a lot on Jesus lately to hear my petitions. I understand I can ask Mary for help as well. Of course God. Please let me know the best way to ask for help, if I am not on the right path.
Trying to reconcile how I got into the mess that I am in. Trying to pull myself out. (financial and life) I'm sort of waking up, and still trying to work through the hard emotional stuff from the Christmas season. I think I mentioned I talked with my good friend yesterday, who certainly knows our family dynamics. She has offered to step in and come up for my next surgery. She too wants me to keep a safe distance from my sister to avoid her rage. Of course, then I get sad and worry about her (my sister.) I just wanted to share so you all would know where I am emotionally and spiritually. Work is my refuge. My dear patients teach me everyday to find the light in the darkness. For that, I am very rich
I thank you all for listening. Supporting and Teaching me about The Lord. You are my blessings too.
And I believe Michelle? asked about my surgery dilemma. The great news is my PS is willing to do the exchange only, not the Lat Flap. I was so happy to hear this. I know there is a chance of needing surgery in the future, but if I get a year or two, that's great. My critical time for relapse is now through the next 2-3 years, and I want quality too. Not trying to sound morbid, just realistic. I wondered how I would feel if I had a recurrence, and had just/or recently gone through a big old surgery taking up my FMLA for the year. I surmised that would be too much to deal with.
so happy for the exchange to be on APRIL 6th. In 3 months I get my soft BOOBS! I will have had these TE's in for 18 months.
alright, enough about moi.
Apple, great to hear from you. I love your spirit, and desire to get more living in. Sounds great! Let us pray for this swelling to go down, and be nothing. Keep enjoying your music, and if you don't mind. Would you play The Holly and the Ivy and dedicate it to my mother Miriam? no pressure, just if you had the music laying around. I play it on the flute to her with a CD.
Pat, you have brought up so many important issues, I am going to respond without all of my stuff in the post.
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Pat,
I could not agree more about the need for wrap around services in cancer care. This care should extend beyond our treatments too (where did I see that written earlier?) When you are in the thick of chemo, or rads your focused on the fight. Many of us become overwhelmed, especially if we are pretty much taking care of ourselves alone. We need more help in our lives, and it's easy to get lost in the crowd with so many in need. I had some more resources being at the Cancer center of my hospital, but there was still much more that I needed, and was lucky to get some help with a Cancer patient care navigator. I am still in weekly therapy, and I was one of the first to enroll in the pilot program for survivorship with our Psychiatry department. We need financial support, financial counseling and would love to see some more volunteers with this kind of expertise to review bills for accuracy, and to advocate for us. This includes applications for disability, short term, long term, people facing mortgage crisis, insurance applications (medicaid, or here in DC we have DC Allience for clients who cannot afford insurance, who are un insured and may be undocumented or awaiting green card.) We can't let our fellow human beings fall between the cracks. I'll stop the political talk here. I just know this population well, and at one point ran my Cobra out, and was asked to pay 1,000.00 a month for insurance, then went down the tubes financially. Many of us are one bad event, or health crisis away from this place of financial despair.
I do know there are Cancer advocates and Lawyers, and we need to share this info around too.
Spiritual support should be a given. There should be a team of Clergy to represent different religions. And I mean all inclusive...Buddhism, Eastern Religions, and Western. Some may favor Earth centered spirituality, or may have broken from religious upbringing and are seeking a way back, or may not have any belief in Spirit. Who knows where the journey will take a person? It's never too late to come into Spirit, in whatever way moves a person. It would be nice to be able to talk to clergy on a regular basis.
Hum, sounds like I need that doesn't it? I think that will be my next google search...
great thoughts Pat. You would be a wonderful Patient Navigator BTW
alright, let me take my creaky bones and get off my soap box anyone else want to throw in their ideas for helping make the cancer journey better?
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I thought I would add something about Pope John Paul II before the prayer - he was very devoted to Mary and wrote many reflections. This is an excerpt from one of his writings "Devotion to Mary is Based on Jesus' Will." May every Christian, after the beloved disciple's example, "take Mary into his house" and make room for her in his own daily life, recognizing her providential role in the journey of salvation. After entrusting John to Mary with the words "Woman, behold your son!", Jesus, from the Cross, turns to his beloved disciple, saving to him, "Behold, your mother!" (Jn 19:26-27). With these words, he reveals to Mary the height of her motherhood: as mother of the Saviour, she is also the mother of the redeemed, of all the members of the Mystical Body of her Son."
O Holy Trinity, we thank you for having given to the Church Pope John Paul II, and for having made him shine with your fatherly tenderness, the glory of the Cross of Christ and the splendor of the Spirit of love. He, trusting completely in your infinite mercy and in the maternal intercession of Mary, has shown himself in the likeness of Jesus the Good Shepherd and has pointed out to us holiness
as the path to reach eternal communion with You. Grant us, through his intercession, according to your will, the grace that we implore -- the miraculous cure of a woman with Stage IV breast cancer--in the hope that he will soon be numbered among your saints. Amen.0 -
Beautiful posting. Amen
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lovemyfamilysomuch, thank you! thank you! for your honesty! tx 1,4 almost did me in, but i continue to pray..
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Hello ladies, Good news, my sisters biopsy came back b9. Praise the Lord! She has two spots that will be remov red with her lumpectomy that are pre cancerous.
So thank you for all your prayers. The Lord has answered our prayers. I can't thank you enough for all your prayes.
I am going well as far as my surgery gos. I am still sore but recovering. I am not sure I like the out come, but what can I do, its just apart of BC.
Traci, I totally understand who you feel about not doing a bigger surgery, the flap surgery was not for me or the recovery time. Also being stage 3 and you know had to save some time and I didn't think it would be worth it at the time. I just want to get things back to normal and wake up from surgery with something there. You know what I mean?
So thank you all again for all your prayers The Lord answered.
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Betty!
Praise the Lord! What wonderful news! God is good!
Tori
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O Holy Trinity, we thank you for having given to the Church Pope John Paul II, and for having made him shine with your fatherly tenderness, the glory of the Cross of Christ and the splendor of the Spirit of love. He, trusting completely in your infinite mercy and in the maternal intercession of Mary, has shown himself in the likeness of Jesus the Good Shepherd and has pointed out to us holiness
as the path to reach eternal communion with You. Grant us, through his intercession, according to your will, the grace that we implore -- the miraculous cure of a woman with Stage IV breast cancer--in the hope that he will soon be numbered among your saints. Amen.0 -
Traci - I'm glad you are getting the surgery you wanted. I'm sure that's a relief to you.
Betty - Reading bad news of newly diagnosed women every day on these boards, I can't tell you how joyful it is to hear that your sister is OK.
I am sad tonight for those who were lost to this disease this week. God bless them and their families.
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Hello? Anybody home? Been very quiet!
O Holy Trinity, we thank you for having given to the Church Pope John Paul II, and for having made him shine with your fatherly tenderness, the glory of the Cross of Christ and the splendor of the Spirit of love. He, trusting completely in your infinite mercy and in the maternal intercession of Mary, has shown himself in the likeness of Jesus the Good Shepherd and has pointed out to us holiness
as the path to reach eternal communion with You. Grant us, through his intercession, according to your will, the grace that we implore -- the miraculous cure of a woman with Stage IV breast cancer--in the hope that he will soon be numbered among your saints. Amen.0 -
Hi Janet,
I know, I saw that BoPeep passed, so very sad. Another sister, another TN sister. Judy starts her chemo today, please keep her in your prayers.
well, I just lost the rest of my post, so I guess I was not supposed to share. I'm having a tough time with life ladies. Please pray for the miracle I need. That will suffice.
love you all.
traci
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Sisters...13 days out of last chemo...doing okay until this morning...woke up with what feels like a sore throat/cold coming on...sticking close to home to hopefully get it under control...
Traci,{{{{{{{HUGS}}}}}}} and prayers being lifted up for you today...praying God showers you with love, comfort and miracles...
peace and prayers,
Tori
DE COLORES!
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Hugs and prayers to you Squid, please share when you want to, we are listening.
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Dear Traci - I'm sorry you're walking down the dark valley right now. I truly know how it is. You are doing exactly what you need to do as far as prayers of petition. Our Lord hears you, but may need you to experience this pain right now. There's a lesson in it. I'm sorry you're still owning your sister's words from this Christmas. She cannot possibly walk in your shoes and has no right to tell you how to walk. That's between you and God, and I doubt if God is complaining. All God wants is for you to do His will. That's a tough one, to be sure. What I'm learning is that His will for me is to live in absolute poverty ... I have nothing except what comes from Him ... I am nothing except what comes from Him. My house, my job, my clothes, my health... all gifts from Him and He can take away just as quickly as He gives. Everything is acceptance with joy.... good things and not so good things. If something bad happens and my soul cannot benefit from it (i.e., grow closer to God), then I wipe the dust from my sandals and walk on. If your soul cannot benefit from your sister's words and actions, then you are doing your soul a discredit by holding onto them. I know you must care about her, otherwise, you wouldn't hold onto things like that. Offer her up to the Lord and be done with it.
I know how absolutely hard it is to be in a spot in life where everything feels like a big, fat mess. You know the struggles I'm having with my job and the commute. There are no easy solutions. I'm determined to take it day by day. I'll put my resume out there and see what happens. My sickness and absence from work required me to take 2 days leave without pay - it's a new system and it stinks. If God wants me to leave, then He'll help me find something else, but I must stop stressing about it b/c that tells God that I'm still holding onto it when I should have given it 100% over to Him to solve. I'm still sick -- still coughing and no appetite b/c of the antibiotics. But I cannot afford to take anymore leave without pay.
Tori - hey, hey, hey!!!! You've done just great! Stay on top of that cold thing and let your doctors know so they can nip it in the bud.
Thank you for posting the prayers, Janet!
Snow again tonight! I got a local hotel room for Skip and me tonight so we won't have to deal with the commute. It took us 2 hours to get me to my job yesterday. There were 20 accidents from midnight to 8am just in our county. People will not slow down. At least one of those was a fatality - God rest their souls. Now, is your job so important that you have to speed to get there and risk your life and other's lives?
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I've had the following prayer in my head, from Daniel Chapter 3. (Part of a neat story about King Nebuchadnezzar throwing devout Jews into the hot furnace and they survived by singing God's praises...) It shows our utter dependance on God - EVERYTHING belongs to him. When I open the door to let Lucy out and the cold hits my face "Cold and chill, bless the Lord!" When I see the great full moon out there these last few nights, "Sun and moon, bless the Lord!" Everything is a blessing and God blessed everything!
Blessed are you, O Lord, the God of our fathers, praiseworthy and exalted above all forever; And blessed is your holy and glorious name, praiseworthy and exalted above all for all ages.
Blessed are you in the temple of your holy glory, praiseworthy and glorious above all forever.
Blessed are you on the throne of your kingdom, praiseworthy and exalted above all forever.
Blessed are you who look into the depths from your throne upon the cherubim, praiseworthy and exalted above all forever.
Blessed are you in the firmament of heaven, praiseworthy and glorious forever.
Bless the Lord, all you works of the Lord, praise and exalt him above all forever.
Angels of the Lord, bless the Lord, praise and exalt him above all forever.
You heavens, bless the Lord, praise and exalt him above all forever.
All you waters above the heavens, bless the Lord, praise and exalt him above all forever.
All you hosts of the Lord, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
Sun and moon, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
Stars of heaven, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
Every shower and dew, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
All you winds, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
Fire and heat, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
Cold and chill, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
Dew and rain, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
Frost and chill, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
Ice and snow, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
Nights and days, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
Light and darkness, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
Lightnings and clouds, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
Let the earth bless the Lord, praise and exalt him above all forever.
Mountains and hills, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
Everything growing from the earth, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
You springs, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
Seas and rivers, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
You dolphins and all water creatures, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
All you birds of the air, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
All you beasts, wild and tame, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
You sons of men, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
O Israel, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
Priests of the Lord, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
Servants of the Lord, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
Spirits and souls of the just, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
Holy men of humble heart, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever.
Hananiah, Azariah, Mishael, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever. For he has delivered us from the nether world, and saved us from the power of death; He has freed us from the raging flame and delivered us from the fire.
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Theresa
Thanks so much for your post it helped me too. Traci I am where you are at now, just feel like everything is a mess and I am anxious and depressed. I have had a cough since the holidays many around me have too and I have it in my sinuses but the cough bothers me and gets me into panic mode with the "every symptom is mets" Psychosis. I was doing very well end of last year and I got very run down with the launch of Mothers Grace and our move. These were wonderful things for me but on Christmas day I didn't get out of bed with exhaustion and have not been able to shake the cough. My Dr has listened to lungs and they seem fine, but gave me an antibiotic and singular and my allergies get so bad. The cough is in my windpipe are high up not in the lungs but even talking makes it tickle and brings on a coughing fit.
Do you nurses or Theresa (who is going through same thing) have any advice?
Traci- I know the struggle you are in, I feel it and am struggling across the board too. In my marriage, my family, my professional life, health, and I don't know how to step out of it.
Ladies maybe we could offer Traci and my intentions up this Friday? I hate to ask for prayers when so many are in need but I am feeling immobilized? Perhaps Theresa too for your professional evolvement and recovery from ill health as well? I have also had Laura on my mind and was thinking of her business too.
Thanks for letting me vent.
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Yes! Yes! Yes! Prayers Friday night for Traci and Michelle!
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