a new adventure everyday

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rusty1058
Jun 18, 2015 1:01 am
have you ever stepped outside, looked up to the sky, and saw that dark cloud ??? yes,,,,just hanging there to the left. The silver lining looking like tattered aluminum. We all turn that age where family members get sick and pass on, or die from anothers hand , or they leave of their own choice , leaving " US" the living , to carry on and wonder what will happen tomorrow ? well, I've made it thru the last 5 years with my sanity ,but not my health. Luckily there is no issue with cancer, the colon had to go though. That 8 inch tube turned into a festering , painful , cave of fire. i begged the doctor to take it out. I survived to live another day packing my bodily waste in a plastic bag glued to my stomach with glue and wax !!! yay yay yay

Bill
Jun 23, 2015 5:44 am
Hello Rusty. Thanks for your post. Yes! that dark cloud passed overhead here too. In fact it must be doing the rounds as I've seen it a few times over the years and I've heard many others tell of it too. However, it does seem to come and go eventually and the sunny spells seem that much brighter almost because of the contrasting view the dark cloud supplies. Best wishes Bill
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Rosiesmom
Jun 28, 2015 7:21 pm
Hi Rusty. Yes at different times in our lives we have all had the dark cloud drift over our lives death, cancer the loss of parents but there have also been many many rainbows. I prefer to ignore the ugly dark and be grateful for the riot of color and joy the rainbow always brings. Pollyanna sounding, maybe, but it got me and Rosie (my stoma) to where we are today ALIVE.
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