for my sister who, as you know, has been in the fight of her life, for her life
Grace with Great Courage
Just as the horse's nobility Shows in the toss of his mane as he runs You have carried yourself well Proud, with grace and dignity
You Have held your head high Wiping tears from your own soft eyes Lest anyone see the true depth of your battle Or the pain that just below the surface lies
And with the fierce courage Befitting an African lion You have marched ever forward in combat Often with keen knowledge of the fire up ahead
My hat is off to you dear sister Your battle fought is thus far won Your fight has rendered you victorious In remission now and treatments done
Grace and Great Courage stream through your writing here, Karen, as you pay tribute to the strength and valour of your sister. It is with great thankfulness that we learn of her success and wish her EVERYTHING and more that is required to face what may residually be left ahead to challenge her hard-won well-being. Your words of love and respect will sow back in so much of what will have been taken out in the struggle so far. Your love for each other must be so mutually rewarding and supportive. Bless you for this and may all continue to go well so that your sister may once again run with all the unleashed strength and pride of that filly of which you speak. With love, Kate xx
Karen,
I pray that your sister's condition continues to improve. Cancer is a difficult disease and a trying one for everyone concerned --- the patient and the family of the patient. Faith can move mountains, though, and I know your family is strong, in that regard.
Hang in there and be well! This is a beautiful tribute to your sister's courage and strength.
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Stand tall and be proud of what you have achieved!!
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Christine
I pray that your sister's condition continues to improve. Cancer is a difficult disease and a trying one for everyone concerned --- the patient and the family of the patient. Faith can move mountains, though, and I know your family is strong, in that regard.
Hang in there and be well! This is a beautiful tribute to your sister's courage and strength.
All the best,
Jill
be well and happy,
Kathy