Thank you - to the many men and women in my life who were good role models for me to follow after, so I did not have to follow my parent's footsteps entirely.

Thank you to those therapists who were able to reach me at least for a while, and help me for a ways.

And thank you to the pastor of the church I've now been attending, who allowed me and our family and friends to use the sanctuary and church building for Isaac's memorial service, and for the assistant pastor, who helped put the whole thing together.

And to my daughter, who dropped her plans of getting ready for school, held her mother together, did most of the orchestrating of Isaac's service, and bravely faced going to classes to hear the professors call out his name and not get it answered. I am amazed at the strength of my dear daughter Sarah.

And now that tears are rolling down my face I will go to bed like I said I would!!

thank you to our us soldiers....even though they shouldn't be over there, i stiil suppport them as human beings taking everything on their shoulders for the good of the masses...again, even if i don't agree

My children who love me no matter what, my friends who do the same. My cats I would be lost without them. The principal who took a chance with me and gave me a job 3 yr. ago. My Rector/friend who has been there to help through the darkest times of my life. The men and women who put their lives on the line everyday in order to protect us. ( The milatary, police, firemen, ect) and of course all of my DS family who always give me unconditional support and love. Thank you everyone. What a great thread.

Thanks to God
for bringing such disasters into my life and for opeing my eyes to what is most important
and to my friends in here

thank you ,
to all of my friends at ds.
and for helping me so much , especially during my meltdown yesterday, i am ok today!!
hugs to all
love ya
joyce