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The day wore on in silence and solitude. The only distractions were the images and ideas that played across my brain's white screen of blankness. I imagined a life where I was just as sick but one in which I belonged to a family. I dreamt I had two children. These fantasies and dreams were seemingly involuntary but were destructive nonetheless. Read More
These notes pierce my heart
I learn so much from you, being myself a newcomer to this life of chronic illness and only having had it descend on me after my children were grown and in good marriages of their own. I had to stop reading at your comment that your mother lived to 101, probably still waiting for you to get better. I cried for her and for me who lost a parent while still so young. I have so much to learn from you. It's such a cliché to say I admire you, but I do. I just do. To have gone through so much all your life and still have such a strong spirit just fills my heart with admiration...and love. Toni
Hoping for you
That your treatments bring as much success as possible.
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