Dear Ladynotes;
How difficult things are for you compared to so many others. I am much better off and count my blessings every day. I have MS, then TM; and now chronic Lyme is doing something to my brain. Probably can be easily fixed. But you are in a permanent situation of being bedridden. When I was paralyzed from the waist down for only a few months after an accident. But it gave me time to do some serious thinking since I was only 22 years old. If I hadn't had a belief that I was given a body and a life here in order to grow a soul for the next life, I would have been emotionally finished, since nothing makes sense if this is the only life. I do not know how I would handle your situation. Maybe I would not be able to follow my own best thinking, and would lose it. But I hope not. I will pray for you to have less pain and discomfort tonight and tomorrow morning at dawn. Dalton Garis Office: +971-2-607-5070/-5297 Fax: +971-2-607-2500 Mobile: +971-50-668-5760 In New York: 718-271-2738 From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, July 02, 2010 4:51 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [TMIC] Anniversary Today, July 2, marks the five-year mark of being stricken with Transverse Myelitis. I am celebrating it by being bedridden, nursing two pressure sores. Have you ever tried lying on one side, for days at a time? It causes me to have claustrophobic anxiety attack , but it is quite necessary to avoid flap surgery :-( Have a Blessed Day, Naomi
