[tri-med] Re: Battle Armour

----- Original Message -----
From: "Judith Wolpert"
> ok take a deep breath and know you are on a roll with positive happenings.
> peoples eyes will be opened to reason.

I hear you Jude - but they have been getting the sweet, nice Karen full of
logic and reason since October. Its now February, with the second refusal -
and I think thats long enough.

Now they just get to see that I mean business :-) Never nasty - just
assertive and forceful. If it were anything else not so life threatening I
might push on with the regular Karen.

>>just think how you will be able to
> bombard them with letters and msgs off your new pc!

Awwww I thought that was supposed to still be a secret until next week :-)))
But seeing as you raised it.........
I AM GETTING A NEW COMPUTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Now Jude can fill in the blanks
:-))


>>i think we on the trisomy roller
> coaster (maybe i shouldnt speak for others, that is also a therapy
> thingy...haha) tend to focus on the negative.

I know what you mean - but I also think we are very good at picking out the
positives in a situation, a smile, a rainbow in amongst the clouds. For the
last 8 years I have made it a nightly ritual to sit down (or lay down) and
find at least 5 blessings in the day, no matter how small. I think thats
what has saved my sanity. If you look hard enough you CAN find them. And in
8 years my sign off has never changed - KEEP LOOKING FOR RAINBOWS!!!!!!! and
I can't see it changing any time soon

>>MANY positive vibes coming
> from the listserv for a quick and unstressful  resolution to this latest
> road block.

Many thanks - my positive on this one at the moment is that we WILL get it
reinstated, we will, we will...........

But while you are sending out the positive vibes - I need them for my
patience :-) Alex goes in for his surgery tomorrow, which means dealing with
hospital staff who don't know Alex. Always a stretch on my patience.

"Write injuries in sand, kindnesses in marble."
- French Proverb -

Keep Looking for Rainbows!!!
Karen, Mum to Alex (8, T-18 mosaic)
Sydney, Australia
http://members.optushome.com.au/karens
http://www.trisomyonline.org

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