purepleasure
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Joined: 4/9/2004 From: Lehigh Valley, PA Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: Daddysredhead I hate it when someone gets news that a dear friend has been diagnosed with a terminal illness and there are no words to express how heart-wrenching that news is for all who are close to the person who is sick. (One of Daddy's dear friends was taken ill and He just got the news a few minutes ago.) There are words. I love you. What can I do to help? You are important and you matter to me. I'm sorry that you are going through this. Do you need anything? Does your family need anything? I'm going to take care of (insert chore or housework of choice here) while you are going through treatment. My mother was diagnosed last July with cancer, she passed away Thanksgiving weekend. The thoughts, prayers and help from family and friends with taking care of our home and yard, while I was caring for her, was more help than I could ever thank anyone for. My neighbor's son took care of raking our yard, family helped with errands - including grocery shopping- or they would sit with her while I ran errands, so that she wouldn't have to be alone. Small things like this made a world of difference, and showed in an unspoken way how important we were and are to them. By the way... DRH, I AM sorry that you and your Daddy have to go through this. It's not an easy road, and I will keep you in my prayers that the path your friend is on has a cure and is painless.
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