My cousin, Phyllis, has MS but has not given up. Yet..
"Why me, Lord?" "Why not you?" "But I'm stricken with MS Even the sight of food sickens me in this mess. My wheelchair My potty My bed My one room... My life. Why me?" "Why not you?"
A sad write George
some ask why, others pray
thanking the Lord they are healthy
I have a 48 year old sister-in-law
who has down syndrome with the mentality
of a child.
Peace Be with you
one of my close friends died from Ms the other is trying to with it ... i can empathize with Phyllis's frustration ... very effective release of emotion in this poem ...
POWERFULLY effective, written verse: that ending: 'Why NOT you?' There, but for the Grace of God...Phyllis will be in my prayers. As will you: thank you for sharing your sadness.
George,
My prayers are with your cousin Phyllis. It's hard to understand 'why' things happen, but someday we will. She
sounds like a fighter, George. Thanks for sharing with us.
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some ask why, others pray
thanking the Lord they are healthy
I have a 48 year old sister-in-law
who has down syndrome with the mentality
of a child.
Peace Be with you
William
Angela
POWERFULLY effective, written verse: that ending: 'Why NOT you?' There, but for the Grace of God...Phyllis will be in my prayers. As will you: thank you for sharing your sadness.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
My prayers are with your cousin Phyllis. It's hard to understand 'why' things happen, but someday we will. She
sounds like a fighter, George. Thanks for sharing with us.
Blessings to you both,
~Linda