a little comfort and enlightenment from Sherry at

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kaliese wrote: Hello,

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> I just want to share with you that I had a different kind of cancer

twice and was immobile doe to a severe fracture of an ankle and

eventually used a walker on the way back to recovery. And am a sub

deacon in the Episcopal church and am 61. Although my situations dio

not totally reflect those of your Uncle, I found the times I was less

able to do my " normal " things of great use for spiritual reflection

and growth. I and we all know that death is inevitable and as I get

older there are some differences in what I can do. But always my faith

and joy in God (or K or whatever you might like to lable it) has

remained and grown. I suspect that your Uncle, as a priest, has some

of the same attitudes.

 

 

> Often my family's upset was the worst of my experiences. Reiki and

other types of healing energy was wonderful as was loved ones simply

being with me and loving me.

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> If you are able to offer him a non judgmental ear to listen to his

process, physically, emotionally and spiritually, that would be

wonderful too. I would not trade those times for anything as I moved

forward in understanding very fast.

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> Feel free to share whatever seems right about this email with your

Uncle and I also would be happy to talk top him or correspond by email

if he is able or interested. And can send healing in very concentrated

form to him, if he says that is what he wants. The healing goes where

it is needed and may not be physical and could possibly be only there

to give him strength and spiritual company as he goes through this

process.

> I sometimes " walk along side " people in his situation and it is a

very high honor.

 

>> If he wishes that please let me know his permission.

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> In gratefulness,

>

> Sherri

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> The high destiny of the individual is to serve rather than

rule-Albert Einstein

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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