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Originally Posted by AfterMyNap
Hi, Barbo! I'm glad you've finally decided to step in and say something! I have felt your presence looking upon us and had sincerely begun to wonder if it was DM's breath, or something she said. Hm. Might have been her cooking... Well here nor there, I'm glad you have joined us.
I'm sorry to learn of your daughter, I lost a friend the same way and it just never gets easier. 
What was your daughter's name, and please do tell us of her personal hallmarks.
I hope you'll celebrate her life in laughter and smiles with us!  |
My daughter's name was Pam and she was an extraordinary woman (thanks for asking!) She was an artist, a writer a poet and operations manager in the warehouse of a well-known southwest Michigan furniture plant. She was on her way up, up, up when MS got her. She tried working a couple of years after her diagnosis, then it became too challenging for her. For two years I lived with her to help out. She had four cats and a dog and was a regular contributor to the Humane Society. Oh, I forgot to tell you that she was also a Marine - and what a proud one. I'd better stop now - more later.