May 19, 2005
graduation
Our oldest son graduates this weekend from high school. I am so proud of this young man.
Please pray along with me that he(or his siblings)will not inherit this horrible disease that their father suffers from.
It should be a very stressful weekend for my hb. But, I am going to do my best to keep him up. I am so excited to see family and friends that we haven't seen for a while.
We are getting ready to move in June...so that is keeping us busy, too.
Will write more when I can.
Posted by Jamie at May 19, 2005 04:05 AM
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Just ran across your blog and wanted to tell you I have thoroughly enjoyed reading it. I have read your entries from the beginning. I wanted to tell you how impressed I am with your strength. Your devotion to your husband and family is an inspiration. And the fact that you can keep things light and humorous is very healthy. I wish you all the best and good luck with the move! I can't wait to read more.
Posted by: Leslie at June 6, 2005 03:35 PM
Your stregnth is amazing. I wish you all the best with the move and I can't wait to read more!
Posted by: Leslie at June 8, 2005 06:31 PM
I am shocked today. Shocked why? Because here I am reading what you've written and I can relate to it. I am enagaged to be married to a beutiful Iranian girl who has a brother diagnosed schizophrenic. The trouble is I am now realising she has symptoms which fit the same bill too. She thinks others have it in for her. She doesn't like to socialise, she thinks she's better than everyone else. She bursts into sudden and violent moods and is intolerant of others. She has upset my friends and tried to seperate me from them - successfully in some cases - by in one instance writing to my friend's wife disclosing private details I'd told her about him in confidence, just to spite me after she and I had fallen out.
Yet when we're together, on our own, she can be so loving and dedicated. She wants children. So do I. But am I really ready to dedicate the rest of my life to what I am beginning to think is a manic schizophrenic? God help you my dear. I can only now imagine what hell you are living through.
Posted by: colin at June 24, 2005 06:51 PM
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Just ran across your blog and wanted to tell you I have thoroughly enjoyed reading it. I have read your entries from the beginning. I wanted to tell you how impressed I am with your strength. Your devotion to your husband and family is an inspiration. And the fact that you can keep things light and humorous is very healthy. I wish you all the best and good luck with the move! I can't wait to read more.
Posted by: Leslie at June 6, 2005 03:35 PM
Your stregnth is amazing. I wish you all the best with the move and I can't wait to read more!
Posted by: Leslie at June 8, 2005 06:31 PM
I am shocked today. Shocked why? Because here I am reading what you've written and I can relate to it. I am enagaged to be married to a beutiful Iranian girl who has a brother diagnosed schizophrenic. The trouble is I am now realising she has symptoms which fit the same bill too. She thinks others have it in for her. She doesn't like to socialise, she thinks she's better than everyone else. She bursts into sudden and violent moods and is intolerant of others. She has upset my friends and tried to seperate me from them - successfully in some cases - by in one instance writing to my friend's wife disclosing private details I'd told her about him in confidence, just to spite me after she and I had fallen out.
Yet when we're together, on our own, she can be so loving and dedicated. She wants children. So do I. But am I really ready to dedicate the rest of my life to what I am beginning to think is a manic schizophrenic? God help you my dear. I can only now imagine what hell you are living through.
Posted by: colin at June 24, 2005 06:51 PM