Keep your head up birdgirl.

I'm sorry you have to go through this, and I wish your grieving process to be as painless as possible. At least she's no longer suffering. Eternal peace is with her, and I wish it be with you as well. No one should have to go through this, especially you. After reading your husband's post, I'm starting to worry about you. Take care of yourself, emotionally and physically, and remember we're all ALWAYS here for you, night or day. Thanks so much for being there for me with my dad (who actually just sent me his first letter from rehab). It means a lot to have people care, even if those people are millions of miles away. Words are a lot more powerful than what one might assume. Please, please, hang in there. Much love to you and yours. ~
Its a Plant Reviewed by Its a Plant on . My sister, Charlotte Elizabeth, 1955 - 2006 Many of you who??re familiar with me know that my family??s been in the long, painful process of losing my older sister to ovarian cancer in recent months. Bess died very early this morning, surrounded by our family. She fought a courageous battle against her cancer for nearly five years, and her terminal condition only became clear within the last four months or so as the disease spread to her brain. It??s very hard for me to write about the type of person she was right now. But if Rating: 5