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Nancy, your quest to live in whatever ways seem most meaningful to you will continue to guide you. One of the benefits of a strong, capable, and caring hospice team is their focus on supporting you in achieving whatever goals you have for this stage of your life, and I hope you will find your team supportive--not only for you but also for your precious husband and other family. I will keep you in my thoughts and remain hopeful that you will have peace of mind and heart, abiding comfort, deepening connections to that which is most important to you, and an abundance of love. In lovingkindness...
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Nancy, I admire your kindness, generosity, spiritedness, courage, wisdom, and grace. I wish you a very smooth, comfortable, peaceful, and very slow speed ride.
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Thinking of you today Nancy and hoping you are feeling peace in your heart and much love from your family and us here who care for you. Ebru, that was a lovely post.....
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Nancy, sending you love and wishes for peace and closeness with your loved ones.
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To borrow from Xavo, I'm wishing you a smooth ride in first gear, an abundance of flowers on the road and the closeness of loved ones.
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And people wonder what an angel looks like.. Well, I've met one here on earth. Didn't know they had names till learning her's is Nancy. Have no idea what is beyond .. Following our adventure living on this huge soccer ball.. Yet, I have already met an angel
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Knowing nothing is coincidential, I cherish each word I read from you Nancy.
Love & hugs
Ebr
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Nancy,
You and your family. remain in my thoughts and daily prayers. You are dear to many on these threads. You have helped more people than you know. It is not only the people who respond to your posts that are touched, but many, many more who are lurkers and only read what you offer to all of us. You show strength,compassion, support, love and kindness when it is needed. I hope you feel some of those same things being sent back to you. Let us know how you are doing.
Lynne
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To love & to be loved...thank you, dearest Nancy. We know this is how you've lived your life..we've experienced it~you~with your honest, kind, compassionate, brave words. May this next phase of life bring peace and the knowledge that yours has been a life well lived...albeit, too short for all who love you. I love Ebru's observation (and Ebru!)...that it's what's in your heart that makes one smile...thanks for sharing your hearts, you two :-)
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Love you, Nancy! Thinking of you and yours today and always…
Rose.
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Sending good wishes from Australia, Nancy. I hope you are comfortable and spending time with your family xxx
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Nancy--I wish for you peace and pain free days. And many, many precious moments with your family. Much love and admiration
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Nancy, i wish you peace, comfort and loads of love surrounded by your loved ones. Peace be with you and your family.
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Thinking of you on this Easter Sunday night Nancy and hoping you are surrounded with love.
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Nancy, thinking of you and sending warm wishes your way!
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(((Nancy))) I hope you are having peaceful and pain-free days with your husband and loved ones
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Thinking of you Nancy.
Donna
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Wishing you and your family good days.
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Nancy, Thinking of you and sending love and sunshine to you and your family. One of the first posts I met you on was a fitness one and you were getting people to send a card to Soleil. I knew then what a wonderful spirit you had and it has always shone through. Michele
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Hi Nancy,
I don't login very often anymore, but I do check to see how you and some of the other women I communicated with are doing. I still feel connected to you and to them. I felt that I had to login to let you know how much your help and kindness has meant to me. However, I couldn't have said anything better than what Lisa/Olisad posted. You're a beautiful person, and I take comfort in your words and your empathy for others. There's no doubt that Ixempra is a tough treatment. Hospice will be an incredible help to you and your Husband. I hope you're pain free and living in comfort now. You've made a difference in my life and the lives of many others on this board. Take care my friend and always know that I'm thinking of you.
Peggy
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Thank you wonderful friends. Peggy - it is so great to hear from you! I think of you and Lisa and it warms my heart - thank you so much for staying in touch when I know it is painful to come back to the boards.
I feel pretty well this morning, though it has been another bumpy week. I tried to get fluid drained off my belly, but there wasn't enough to drain safely, only about 1/2 liter. My big, painful belly is all due to enlarged liver pushing against everything, so they can't do much about it. Hospice is fantastic, I absolutely love my nurse and social worker, they are perfect and have been really helpful. I'm sleeping a lot these days, but try to keep up and read the posts from time to time. We have a wheelchair so I can go out with DH and friends on brief outings to get out of the house, which is nice. The weather has been beautiful here, which is a total answer to prayer for me.
DH is taking over updating our blog. The blog probably has more info than anyone wants to read, but here's the link.
http://bynancysside.blogspot.com
Thanks again gals, you are too good to me and I appreciate it so much.
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Hmmm...thinking of you, logged on & there you were...happy me :-) I'm so glad you're getting outside to enjoy sunshine & friends...I know the outdoors is one of your happy places! Give your dearest DH a hug from all of us. Sorry it's been a rough week...but so grateful you're getting good support from your team. As always..sending love to you & a pic of our GD with a panda yesterday in Chengdu, China, home of a panda reserve. Hope it makes you smile...I think they're having a great chat.
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Hugs to you Nancy! I've been popping in just to check on you!
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HI Nancy-I spent some time under the bone scanner today and while there, was praying for you and other special friends, so it was great to see your post tonight. Though we've never met face to face, I feel I have gotten to know you through your posts and have been impressed by your grace, kindness and compassion. Glad you are being supported and cared for by a great team.
Hugs to you and your DH.
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Nancy,
I sense peace in your post, despite the swollen belly. My thoughts are with you.
Caryn
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Nancy I take fluid off every other day and find much relief from even a liter off. Perhaps they can try removing fluid off again.You will feel better. I think of you daily and pray for your comfort and peace. Your dogs on the blog were adorable and I wish you comfortable days. Thanks for sharing and updates. Best to you and your DH.
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I'm pretty new here but have read this thread and feel like Ive come to know you, Nancy, for the beautiful truesoul that you are. May your days be filled with the love your family and dear husband so clearly have for you, and may you find joy in knowing that your life has been very blessed.
Praying for you...
Laura
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(((Nancy)))
Your light shines and reminds us all of your beautiful, indomitable spirit.
Nancy, thank you for being you and for sharing yourself and your journey with us.
Your hospice and liver mets sister, Stephanie
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Nancy,
Sending prayers for peace, pain free days and cherished moments with family. Thank you for being such a good friend to those on the boards. It has made a difference in many lives ((())
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Thinking of you Nancy. I am so glad you are getting some beautiful Spring weather to go out in. The pic of your DGD is adorable! What a cool pic to have! I am so glad hospice is a huge help and relief to you and I think of you daily....Hugs!
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hey Nancy,
Just had a look at your blog and reading through and looking at your beatiful pics once again, I felt so happy I have a friend like you 😊 Didn't know about your brief visit to Turkiye, but think it was just a short stop over as a part of your entire Europe trip.
I saw your adress but sending a card overseas probably isn't the most efficient way to say hi.. So I'll stick with posting here.
Best time of year to visit Cappadocia .. The baloons rise very early in the morning and with the sun rising, you enjoy the entire landscape..
Hugs & love
Ebru
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