tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7194285603449986744.post3628844720331819612..comments2023-05-12T11:11:19.576-04:00Comments on dear mom, can you get letters in heaven?: Five Years: How Did I Get Here?Samihttp://www.blogger.com/profile/14595135534176791064noreply@blogger.comBlogger5125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7194285603449986744.post-28915216116317907102019-06-07T00:07:34.047-04:002019-06-07T00:07:34.047-04:00I am 29 years old and have been diagnosed with bre...I am 29 years old and have been diagnosed with breast cancer, ease of treatment and a similar story, except for my first acceptance as a rejection of herbal medicine. I was not part of the Perseid movement and did not really build relationships with any of them, I just believed in their operation. I say this because it was during the use of Dr. Itua herbal medicine that I now attest that herbal medicine is real, the phytotherapy Dr. Itua heal my breast cancer which I suffered for 2 years. Dr. Itua herbal medicine is made of natural herbs, with no side effects, and easy to drink. If you have the same breast cancer or any type of human illness, including HIV / AIDS, herpes cancer,Ovarian Cancer,Pancratics cancers, bladder cancer, bladder cancer, prostate cancer, kidney cancer, lung cancer, skin cancer, skin cancer and skin cancer.testicular Cancer, , LEUKEMIA, VIRUSES, HEPATITIS, INFERTILITY WOMEN / MAN, LOT OF LOVE, LOTTERY. ITS CONTACT EMAIL / WHATSAPP: info@drituaherbalcenter.com Or drituaherbalcenter@gmail.com/ +2348149277967Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7194285603449986744.post-41757244907044925562013-05-10T18:16:30.796-04:002013-05-10T18:16:30.796-04:00hello, ive never been on thissite before, but on n...hello, ive never been on thissite before, but on nov. 19,2012 my mom passed away from lung, brain, heart and kidney cancer. She was my world, i feel so empty without her, i just wish i could call her and talk to her...i miss her so much...Jojo aguilarhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/13890731182607632058noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7194285603449986744.post-89671501313322514552013-03-07T17:00:21.673-05:002013-03-07T17:00:21.673-05:00Dear Sweet Sami,
I am the age your Mom was when t...Dear Sweet Sami, <br />I am the age your Mom was when the horrible disease of ovarian cancer took your Mom from this world. That frightens me. It also makes me sad. And extremely angry. <br /><br />I hate ovarian cancer. 40 days ago it took my Mom from me. While she was older than your Mom was (my Mom was 70) the pain of losing her is still so very deep. My Mom was my best friend. She was my confidant, my encourager, my cheerleader, my #1 fan, my prayer warrior, my motivator, and my hero. She was everything in a person that I hope to be. <br /><br />Unlike your Mom, OC took my Mom quickly. She lived 44 days after being told she had it. For 44 days she was confined to a hospital bed or hospice bed being completely dependent on my Dad and me; while he and I struggled to treat the side effects of the cancer. <br /><br />When she was diagnosed I told her cancer wasn't a "sissy disease" and that she was going to have to fight hard. She said, "okay honey. I will try my best." I believe with everything inside of me that she meant that, but sadly the cancer wasn't moved by the chemo. My Mom had no other choice but to lay and wait for the cancer to take her life. During those 44 days I watched the cancer do horrible things to my Mom's body, and when those things happened I would see this beautiful person, the woman who gave me life, who had been the rock of our family, who had been a faithful follower and lover of Jesus Christ, and who had been a devoted friend to many, look at me with a sad and desperate look in her eyes as tears rolled down her cheeks. And more times than none I would have to go outside to catch my breath. <br /><br />My Mom was completely healthy up until the day she was told she had OC. She was not a candidate for ovarian cancer and didn't have any of the risks. She mildly experienced one of the symptoms for two to three week before she went to her doctor. Ovarian cancer is known as the silent killer. This is definitely true in my Mom's case. <br /><br />Outside of having ovarian cancer our Moms had something else in common. I, too, used to write notes and letters to my Mom. The last letter my Mom received from me is also placed neatly on top of her beautiful folded hands in the casket where her body lays. Writing a good-bye letter to the woman who gave you life felt unnatural, and cruel.<br /><br />When I came across your blog (probably by doing a google search on daughters whose grief is, at times, overwhelming because the evil disease of ovarian cancer took their precious mom from this world) and began reading your story the already broken pieces of my heart shattered for you and broke some more. I will never understand why bad things happen to good people, but as I told Mom in my good-bye letter that while I didn't want to lose her, my pain was eased by knowing that the moment she entered into God's glory she would begin receiving her rewards as she would be instantly reminded of all the lives she touched while on earth, and because it brought me comfort I couldn't help but believe that her greatest reward would be the one she earned for being my Mom and for the enormous impact she had on my life. Although I don't know you or your beautiful Mom; I have to believe that your Mom's greatest reward was also the one she received for being your Mom. <br /><br />From the bottom of my broken heart I sincerely wish you days of gentle healing that bloom into a life of sweet blessings. But mostly I wish for you a lifetime of daily awareness of your Mom's presence and the beautiful sound of hearing her voice whispering that she loves you. <br /><br />It's the same I wish for myself. Anonymoushttps://www.blogger.com/profile/12068619591253074290noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7194285603449986744.post-21368335079553549672013-01-14T10:58:02.468-05:002013-01-14T10:58:02.468-05:00Hello Sami, I found your blog and loved it. My mom...Hello Sami, I found your blog and loved it. My mom passed away on November, 3, 2009, and we were very close and big friends. It is soooo hard. What an amazing woman she was. And I miss her so much! :-(Bete Abreu/Brazilhttp://www.booksandideas.com.brnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7194285603449986744.post-6174086400730709982012-12-05T16:05:08.806-05:002012-12-05T16:05:08.806-05:00Oh Sami, I remembered it was around this date in D...Oh Sami, I remembered it was around this date in December when your mom died, so thought I'd drop by to see if you posted something. I guess I was off by a few days. Five years is a major milestone for sure, but of course the void will remain forever. The loss of your mom is a forever loss and you will miss her always. Big hugs.Nancy's Pointhttp://www.nancyspoint.comnoreply@blogger.com