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SpectatorLisa,
Your anxiety is understandable, but I sure am glad your worries were unfounded and that everything is “normal”.
Hugs,
DarlaFebruary 9, 2015 at 1:33 am in reply to: Reporting back – 2nd Annual CCF Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah #86627darla
SpectatorLadies,
A big thank you to you for being there and sharing your story. Your excitement and enthusiasm for the experience shines through in your posts. Thank you again for your efforts and dedication to this cause.
Hugs,
DarlaFebruary 8, 2015 at 8:07 pm in reply to: Reporting back – 2nd Annual CCF Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah #86622darla
SpectatorThanks Marion for the update on the conference. I would like to add my thank you’s to Lainy’s to all those who participated. It sounds like the conference was a great success and a very positive, uplifting and supportive effort for all those involved and also for all of us who have been touched by this disease. It is good to know that out voices are being heard and that things have progressed so much in the effort to promote, treat & ultimately to find a cure for CC.
Hugs To All,
Darladarla
SpectatorMary,
I think we all have had similar experiences and feelings both as patients, care givers and those left behind. Those you thought would always be there for you are no longer there and others will surprise you. I agree with Lainy, it is on them, not you and you don’t need the stress of those who do not want to be there in your life right now. Just come here and we are happy to listen.
Hugs,
Darladarla
SpectatorTaylor’s positive attitude will go a long way. He is young and that is also in his favor. It sounds like you are doing all you can for him and I am glad he is getting some advice and treatment. I’m not sure about the clinical trials, but it would be something to look into. Update us and let us know how he is doing. My thoughts and prayers are with you all and especially Taylor.
Love & Hugs,
DarlaFebruary 6, 2015 at 7:37 pm in reply to: Supporting partner’s Dad in Australia while we’re in Scotland #86598darla
SpectatorAlison,
Sounds like things are heading in the right direction and you will be getting more information and input into his situation. Let us know how things are going as you hear more.
Darla
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SpectatorAnna-Marie, Such good news. So happy for you. Enjoy!
February 6, 2015 at 2:49 am in reply to: Not only a Plan B, but Plans C and D, and maybe even E #86461darla
SpectatorIf it includes the Dobash torte, I’m in!
February 5, 2015 at 7:27 pm in reply to: Supporting partner’s Dad in Australia while we’re in Scotland #86594darla
SpectatorAlison,
Glad you have found us, but sorry you have a need to. Yes, we are global and several people on here are in Australia. You will get all the help and support we can give. Please update us as you know more.
Darla
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SpectatorHI Amy,
Glad to see you have joined us. I too was sorry to hear of Matt’s latest developments, but know that here you will both get all the help and support we can give. Thinking of you both and hoping for the best for Matt and you, too.
Darladarla
SpectatorMatt,
I too am sorry you are dealing with this. Don’t have much to add to all the good advice you have already gotten, but want you to know that I too am thinking of you and hoping for the best for you. Please let us know how things are going when you can.
Darla
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SpectatorPorter, I agree. Good news for a crappy situation. I too will be thinking of you with everything crossed next week. Hoping for the best results.
Hugs,
DarlaFebruary 5, 2015 at 3:29 am in reply to: Not only a Plan B, but Plans C and D, and maybe even E #86455darla
SpectatorLove It! I’m really grounded! The only real down side to being short is that every pound shows.
Same here. Nothing much on TV and it has been nice sharing stories with you. I’m sure we have kept they others amused too.
February 5, 2015 at 3:10 am in reply to: Not only a Plan B, but Plans C and D, and maybe even E #86453darla
SpectatorI am proud of you! Never could understand how he could fly but even in a car was terrified. He enjoyed driving and did most of it, but I had to drive us through the Smokey Mountains at night while he slept. With all the traveling we did you would think he would have gotten more accustom to it, but I guess it doesn’t work that way. Interesting that we went on several cruises, one on a 5 mast schooner and being on deck looking out at the sea didn’t bother him. Go figure.
I guess the fear of heights is a very personal, quirky fear.We were pretty much like your parents. We had friends and acquaintances, but it was pretty much just us against the world. Nothing else mattered and we knew that together we could handle it all. So you can imagine the shock I had having to face going it alone. Never thought I would be the one left behind. Amazingly, I am still here and doing OK. For all the others out there, you can do it. Back to one of my favorite sayings. You never know how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have.
On a total different note. I have always been a short person. Was 5’1″ and have now shrunk to
4′ 11″. For all those short people out there, a saying I came across:God only lets thing grow until they are perfect. Some of us didn’t take as long as others!
February 5, 2015 at 2:17 am in reply to: Not only a Plan B, but Plans C and D, and maybe even E #86451darla
SpectatorForgot to add this. I’m thinking you didn’t do the Golden Gate Bridge, huh? The Florida Keys was also not a drive Jim would attempt. I told him he could sleep and I would drive. Never did get past Miami tho’.
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