An update…and farewell
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Thank you all for your kind messages of warmth and condolence. My sister is truly in a better place and we are a stronger and more devoted family for having jointly cared for her with my parents for the last nine months. As I had mentioned, we are a large family (an even dozen with my late sister) and we really bonded and consoled eachother and my parents over the last week. We shared our memories and love for our sister and most of all our relief at her deliverance from pain and agony. Thanks again, Belle
Belle,
My husband also passed away a few days before your sister, on 9/2/08. We can now only console ourselves knowing they are at peace, in a better place & no longer suffering. We must now all be strong with the help & support of everyone here. Hopefully we can now make a difference for others that come here seeking support & guidance. You & your family are in my thoughts & prayers.
Darla
Dear Belle,
Your sister died just 3 days after my Dad. They are now happy and at peace together in a much better place. Thanks for sharing her with us, we are all better for having ‘met’ both of you. Sincerely,
Barbara Ann
Dear Belle, please accept my sincere sympathy to you and your family. May the Lord give you all strength to get through this time and comfort and bless you.
Carol
Dearest Belle all our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. Your sister was very lucky to have you paving the way down this rocky path. She is now in a safer and more peaceful bed.
Dear Belle,
My deep sympathies to you and your family on the passing of your sister. Knowing she is no longer suffering is probably the only relief you can feel as you grieve for your loss. May the Lord lighten your heavy heart. Prayers…
KarenBelle,
I am so sorry, I know your sister struggled greatly with pain. I know that she has found a great peace and that she was lucky to have such a large, caring family around her.
Patty
Belle,
I have been thinking about you and your sister so much recently. I am so sorry for your loss and I hope that you will be able to remember your sister as she was before cc. You are right, she is no longer suffering and having and finding peace is very precious. Big hugs to you and your family.Kris
Belle…please,accept my deepest sympathy for the passing of your sister. She now is in a place without pain and nausea and has joined our loved ones who have gone before us.
Hugs
MarionDear Belle,
I am so sorry for your loss, but glad that your sister is no longer suffering. I hope you and your family find some peace and comfort in your memories of her better days.
You’re right about early detection – we’re all united in our hope to save others from the pain our loved ones went through.
In sympathy,
Joyce MDear Belle, My deepest sympathy to you and your family. A safe and happy place for eternity. May your Sister enjoy the peace and tranquility of heaven.
God Bess,
Jeff G.And so my dear cc friends, I’ve just returned from Canada from the traditional mourning week for our dear sister who passed away at noon a week ago, Monday, September 8th. She is in a safe and happy place, we believe and know and most of all, her horrific suffering is now over. But we are so sad and miss her, her joyous smile and simple happiness.
But in the sorrow, (especially you, Lainy) to those who have been championing for wider recognition of cc and for funding for research… the main focus (in my eyes) is for research for early detection of cc. The bottom line is that if we could find this nasty cancer earlier, before it is all over the place, there is so much more chance for survival.
Thank you all for your support, information and cyberwarmth. I’ll be checking in on all of you, Belle.
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