Author Topic: Can you believe this?  (Read 5136 times)

changing

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Re: Can you believe this?
« Reply #30 on: November 15, 2007, 05:12:38 AM »
Izzy-

I wouldn't have believed that I could respect you any more, but I do... When I think about you, I see a wise and lovely being who by dint of sheer character has made a special life for herself. No excuses, only realities with which to work. When I catch myself slipping or getting weak, I think of you and carry on, laughing at my mistakes or circumstances, thinking about you wrapping your clothes around yourself and continuing on to the drugstore, etc!!!!

You have had such profound experiences and much to reflect upon, distilling the essences of life experience and meaning. You have been through the fire and come through with many of the impurities removed. I know this must have been, and remains, extremely difficult (((((Izzy))))). Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences- you are my hero, Izzy! And you make me laugh and see the beauty in life when I might be prone to worry or otherwise miss the precious opportunities that I have.

(((((Lighter)))))-

I hope that things get better and better for you. I wish that I could help more, but am sending my love and concern and the hope that you get some peace and rejuvenation and fun!!!


Love,

Changing




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Re: Can you believe this?
« Reply #31 on: November 15, 2007, 03:58:54 PM »
Dear changing

You are just so sweet to me and my shenanigans.  I use that word becasue of things that happen to me and things I choose to do.

I was talking with a gal at the office yesterday about being trapped in the car for 3/4 hour trying to get my long casted leg out. Toshi was laughing at my description of being so tall I was banging my head on the roof etc. and then somehow I could see Carol Burnett doing a skit about that---trying to get out of the car with her stiff leg. It would be a hoot and she could really pull it off.

A long time ago I heard/read "Time+Tragedy=Humour and I have found it so true.

As a senior I pull some things too.When I went for my cell phone, I said to the clerk, "I don't want a cell phone but everybody is bit*hing at me so I'm here to buy one", and there I am in a wheelchair with a casted leg........ now he has the phone and talks about setting it up, and I lowered my chin,raised my eyes  and pouted at him and asked, "Would you do it for me?" He said "Sure!" and he set it up. I came home plugged it into the cord in the outlet and haven't even done anything with it yet.
Lack of interest I guess, but I must call Visa to take $10/mo to keep it workable.

As I was leaving the store, I went right past a DVD rack and didn't stop to look. "WOW," I said, "Izzy you are getting better." Then I came to another DVD rack and bought Windtalkers. Ah Well!

I can't picture Bagworm as a human. I see a bag of worms, sorta like a pinata, only not in fancy colours. Got a bat?

Love
Izzy

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Re: Can you believe this?
« Reply #32 on: November 15, 2007, 09:49:16 PM »
Dear Izzie-

You are truly adorable, and I just adore you! I get stuck sometimes too, can't ambulate, get up and my cane is not enough to keep me standing- sort of Chaplinesque! It is funny trying to figure a way of getting up and leaving, etc.! And the story about using your charms on the poor cell phone guy, you wicked thing!!! Very funny!

I don't know if there was a divine plan in your unfortunate accident, but I do know that you did all that you could with the situation that you had. What a true winner you are, Izzy.

Love and Prayers for Your Healing in Relationships and Physical Healing a Well,

Changing