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It’s a shame to hear that Angel. We’ll definately be keeping her in our thoughts. If you and your family need anything let us know.
You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
Let us know if there is anything we can do.
Angie MacEwen and family
Angel, thanks for posting. I am very sorry to hear about your sister. I use this board or group of people as my sounding board, also. We have a great group of friends and everyone here is quite willing to lend an ear or a hand all the time. Keep us informed, a lot of people on here may have similair experiences and may be able to offer some advice on coping. I wish her luck in this tough fight.
Angel,
Angel,
We are really sorry to hear the news about your sister, when you hear people are going through something like this it really makes the everyday problems we all have in our lives so minimal and makes you feel a bit ashamed when you think of the heartache that you and your family are feeling. We will all be praying for you and your family through these holiday seasons.
Angel,
Lo sentimos conocer la situación de su hermana. Ella es hijo de Dios y con esto está en manos grandes. La oración es gran medicación y fe es un muy potente. Tienen una gran Navidad y nuestras oraciones salen a usted y su de…………Thank’s to all of you guys.Ron your more than right, GOD is the one that has the last word and so far he wants her to stay.
Thank you
Los Ramirez.Angel and family,
There is so little anyone can do but offer thoughts and prayers when someone is fighting this ugly disease. I know you have had great loss in your family and know also our racing family supported me while my Mom was fighting cancer. Given 2 months to live she made it over 5 years and moved on Christmas 5 years ago. In thinking back to our conversations when she was sick, I remember her saying that she believed “where we go from here is not that bad” and “as long as we talk about people they are never gone”
There is plenty of inspiration to be found as well. I have both Lance Armstrong (there may be more than 2?) books that are an inspiration for those around cancer http://www.livestrong.org/site/c.khLXK1PxHmF/b.2660611/k.BCED/Home.htm
is a great resource and support. One of our young local racers, Tyler has been in a major battle with the disease and has been climbing out and winning the fight. http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/tylerluttrullWe will keep you in the thoughts and prayers in our family an extend any help / support you may need moving forward Angel.
One of our racing friends said to me “it’s like watching Roman race from the fence, you can offer hope but can only watch and pull for them” Pretty much how it went for me.
Hopefully she recovers and lives a full life. That’s what we hope and pray for now.
One thing I did with my Mom and Grandma was to buy a small recorder and have them tell stories of their life in their own words. It is so cool to hear their voice again, let the Grand daughters listen… It is cool to hear them tell stories about their life that would not get lost in translation down the road. It was something I am so glad I did!
If you help, to talk, a hug, to take frustration out in your kart, let me know, we’ll be there.
regards,
The Schmidts
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