Penny's blog updated Saturday

http://pensclc.blogspot.com/

thank you...very sad about the move. It sounds like Penny is ready to
go. I don't understand why God some people are usually very good people
linger on while other's pass on quickly and painlessly. Alex
Figgertoes wrote:
> http://pensclc.blogspot.com/

Please God, make this better and soon.


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BetsyB

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betsyb wrote:

> Please God, make this better and soon.
>
>
Amen and Amen.

--
Janet Wilder
Bad spelling. Bad punctuation
Good Friends. Good Life

Figgertoes said...
> http://pensclc.blogspot.com/
>
It's time to let go now surely - this continued suffering just isn't
fair on anyone.

{{{{{Hugs}}}}} to Penny and to all her family

--
Em

For me, the true essence of who Penny was left a long time ago. I haven't
seen it in her eyes in a long time. At least not during my times with her.
Why this has dragged on I don't know. Especially since she seemed to be
ready to go a while ago but maybe there's been a part of her that just
hasn't been. From the sounds of things though, it won't be much longer.
The family was told that her body would be held long enough for whoever
needs to say their final goodbyes. This hasn't been mentioned before by the
medical staff so I'm thinking that they know it won't be much longer now.

I just want to once again thank everyone for your constant thoughts, prayers
and care you've shown.

Trish

Trish said...
> For me, the true essence of who Penny was left a long time ago. I haven't
> seen it in her eyes in a long time. At least not during my times with her.
> Why this has dragged on I don't know. Especially since she seemed to be
> ready to go a while ago but maybe there's been a part of her that just
> hasn't been. From the sounds of things though, it won't be much longer.
> The family was told that her body would be held long enough for whoever
> needs to say their final goodbyes. This hasn't been mentioned before by the
> medical staff so I'm thinking that they know it won't be much longer now.
>
> I just want to once again thank everyone for your constant thoughts, prayers
> and care you've shown.
>
Hugs a-plenty for all of you Trish. I know what you mean by saying she
went a while back because I felt that about my grandmother. It was as
if she'd already died but the shell of her body persisted in continuing
to exist. I couldn't grieve when that shell finally gave in, because it
was such a relief after all the weeks when she really hadn't been
'there' at all. I'd already done my grieving when she'd held my
firstborn as though he were a sack of potatoes rather then as she would
a baby. She just didn't seem to realise what she had or whose he was.
She was a lot older than Penny though. Penny seems so young. She can't
be that young if she has grown-up children, but she's so young at
heart...

I hope for her sake that it won't be much longer now. So much of her
seems ready to go. She's a fighter, and that has been a good thing;
however it's really time to let go now and give in. She's suffered
enough. You all have.

I wish I could have met Penny in person - she's one remarkable lady. To
have kept her sense of humour through what she's been through - that's
truly amazing.

Sleep now Penny - it's time to take your well-earned rest.

--
Em - sad.

On Sat, 21 Oct 2006 23:36:09 -0000, Figgertoes <me@privacy.net> wrotF:

>http://pensclc.blogspot.com/




Today is a very good day to die
Every living thing is in harmony with me
All beauty has come to rest in my eyes
All bad thoughts have departed from me
Today is a very good day to die
My land is peaceful around me
My fields have been turned for the last time
My children have come home
Yes, today is a very good day to die.
--Nancy Wood (Anthropologist, re American Indian deaths)


Maybe you'll find the above helpful

--Joe (with limited days too)

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BetsyB

"46erjoe" <somebody@spamless.net> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 21 Oct 2006 23:36:09 -0000, Figgertoes <me@privacy.net> wrotF:
>
>>http://pensclc.blogspot.com/
>
>
>
>
> Today is a very good day to die
> Every living thing is in harmony with me
> All beauty has come to rest in my eyes
> All bad thoughts have departed from me
> Today is a very good day to die
> My land is peaceful around me
> My fields have been turned for the last time
> My children have come home
> Yes, today is a very good day to die.
> --Nancy Wood (Anthropologist, re American Indian deaths)
>
>
> Maybe you'll find the above helpful
>
> --Joe (with limited days too)

Joe that is beautiful, thanks,
Betsy, also limited

"46erjoe" <somebody@spamless.net> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 21 Oct 2006 23:36:09 -0000, Figgertoes <me@privacy.net> wrotF:
>
>>http://pensclc.blogspot.com/
>
>
>
>
> Today is a very good day to die
> Every living thing is in harmony with me
> All beauty has come to rest in my eyes
> All bad thoughts have departed from me
> Today is a very good day to die
> My land is peaceful around me
> My fields have been turned for the last time
> My children have come home
> Yes, today is a very good day to die.
> --Nancy Wood (Anthropologist, re American Indian deaths)
>
>
> Maybe you'll find the above helpful
>
> --Joe (with limited days too)


Thank you Joe.

Penny was unresponsive today. Although they think she can still hear, the
doctor said that she'll slip into a coma soon and that it won't be much
longer.

Trish

Trish said...
> Penny was unresponsive today. Although they think she can still hear, the
> doctor said that she'll slip into a coma soon and that it won't be much
> longer.
>
For all your sakes I hope it won't be.

{{{{{{{{{{ Hugs }}}}}}}}}}

--
Em

My thoughts and players, it has been a long road.

Alex

Trish wrote:

> Penny was unresponsive today. Although they think she can still hear, the
> doctor said that she'll slip into a coma soon and that it won't be much
> longer.
>
> Trish

I'm crying. I'm not sure if it's saddness or tears of gratitude because
she'll soon have peace. She'll not be forgotten. I promise you that.

My love to you and the family.

Janet


--
Janet Wilder
Bad spelling. Bad punctuation
Good Friends. Good Life

Trish schreef:
>
> Thank you Joe.
>
> Penny was unresponsive today. Although they think she can still hear, the
> doctor said that she'll slip into a coma soon and that it won't be much
> longer.
>
> Trish
>
>
>
A very difficult time for Penny, her husband and the family. You're in
my thoughts. I miss Penny, can't believe she won't be posting here
anymore. Still here but in a way already gone, this must be hard for you
Trish.

Anne

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BetsyB

"Trish" <trish@private.ca> wrote in message
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> "46erjoe" <somebody@spamless.net> wrote in message
> news:dc8oj2t305c51h40ba3roa92869ffejgit@4ax.com...
>> On Sat, 21 Oct 2006 23:36:09 -0000, Figgertoes <me@privacy.net> wrotF:
>>
>>>http://pensclc.blogspot.com/
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Today is a very good day to die
>> Every living thing is in harmony with me
>> All beauty has come to rest in my eyes
>> All bad thoughts have departed from me
>> Today is a very good day to die
>> My land is peaceful around me
>> My fields have been turned for the last time
>> My children have come home
>> Yes, today is a very good day to die.
>> --Nancy Wood (Anthropologist, re American Indian deaths)
>>
>>
>> Maybe you'll find the above helpful
>>
>> --Joe (with limited days too)
>
>
> Thank you Joe.
>
> Penny was unresponsive today. Although they think she can still hear, the
> doctor said that she'll slip into a coma soon and that it won't be much
> longer.
>
> Trish
Our prayers are with you and the rest of the family. Hang tight.

Betsy

"Trish" <trish@private.ca> wrote in news:WNb%g.30012$P7.2505@edtnps90:

>
> "46erjoe" <somebody@spamless.net> wrote in message
> news:dc8oj2t305c51h40ba3roa92869ffejgit@4ax.com...
>> On Sat, 21 Oct 2006 23:36:09 -0000, Figgertoes <me@privacy.net>
>> wrotF:
>>
>>>http://pensclc.blogspot.com/
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Today is a very good day to die
>> Every living thing is in harmony with me
>> All beauty has come to rest in my eyes
>> All bad thoughts have departed from me
>> Today is a very good day to die
>> My land is peaceful around me
>> My fields have been turned for the last time
>> My children have come home
>> Yes, today is a very good day to die.
>> --Nancy Wood (Anthropologist, re American Indian deaths)
>>
>>
>> Maybe you'll find the above helpful
>>
>> --Joe (with limited days too)
>
>
> Thank you Joe.
>
> Penny was unresponsive today. Although they think she can still hear,
> the doctor said that she'll slip into a coma soon and that it won't be
> much longer.
>
> Trish
>
>
Peace & love to all of you. Godspeed, dear Penny!

Love,
Fig