[tri-wings] Re: New therapy question

i would love lunch... and thanks for the intro
I did not know where to start
hi to Tracie
i have just spent the afternoon reading the rainbow special stories WoW  I
rarely cry as it only leads to a a crying spell that (unhealthy) i forbid
myself to  but to today i shed tears out of compassion. not that i am not
compassionate  i just choose to do compassion then feel compassion.

my youngest boy bailey-2- is almost always on my lap so i am not going to
win any points with the english teacher i apoligies now to everyone.

P.s you Karen never offended you were a major reason i did not give up on
humanity in those early months of grieve.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Karen" <karens@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <tri-wings@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003 4:02 PM
Subject: [tri-wings] Re: New therapy question


> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "darlene"
> > i am Taryn's mum  this is my first mail
>
> Hi Darlene,
> I normally don't say much on Wings - but I have to welcome my dearest
friend
> (even if she disappeared on me for a while :-))
>
> After Tracey I think Darlene was the first tri-mum I ever met. Certainly
> Taryn was the first tri-er I got to hold and cuddle (after Alex).
>
> Taryn was the most beautiful baby - if you see the name Taryn at various
> places on my web site you will now know who he is. Both Taryn and Darlene
> made a huge and profound impact on me.
>
> Darlene, I am amazed at how well you stood up, especially given all the
> clutzes like me around who just didn't have a clue about what to say or
do.
> I know when you called to tell me about Taryn I literally fell apart. It
was
> so unexpected.
>
> I was just an outsider - but the cruelest person at the time, to me
anyway,
> was the funeral director. The bravest person was you Darlene - asking Alex
> to be there at Taryn's funeral goes down in my book as gutsy. Even Alex
> remembers, in his own way, to this day Alex still buys balloons to send to
> Taryn........
>
> Now that we are back in touch are you up to lunch sweet?? Perhaps Margaret
> (Mum to Mattie, T-13 mosaic, also a Wings lurker and who lives not far
from
> you now) could join us?? And don't hate the computer too much :-))
(Darlene
> is new to computers and having a love hate relationship with it)
>
> The roots of true achievement lie in the will to become the best that you
> can become.
> -- Harold Taylor
>
> Keep Looking For Rainbows!!
> Karen, Mum to Alex (8 years, T-18 Mosaic)
> http://members.optushome.com.au/karens
>
>                   Building ___ooOOoo__ Rainbows
>                        www.trisomyonline.org
>                   Families Helping Families On-line

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