February 23, 2004
Thanks Everyone
From Pam's Sister:
Please let people know that their thoughts, prayers and wishing-her-well-wishes are very much appreciated even if she can't reply personally yet. She is still in the hospital and, although I wish i could send good news, she continues to have a very hard time of it.
Thank you (and everyone who reads her blog or has written to her) for your concern.
Carolyn, Pam's sister otherwise known as Lynnie...
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Pam,
I know you will not read this until you return home but I hope you get better soon. I miss your writings and your insight. A friend in similar circumstances.
Sincerely,
Jonathon Minter
Posted by: Jonathon at March 16, 2004 12:49 PM
Pam is my friend,although I have never met her in person. We write to each other, speak on the phone, and know each other in a subliminal way that defies words.
Lynnie is my friend, although I have never met her in person. We have written to each other and spoken to each other by phone. I have demanded much of Lynnie. It seems to me that life itself has demanded far too much of Lynnie. However, she carries on, holding herself with the grace and indominable strength of the dancer that represents her physical being, and the physician that represents her intellectual reality.
She is one, but also two, and she carries Pam upon her shoulders when Pam is unable to walk.Hence her letter to keep interested readers informed about Pam's condition.
Pam and Lynnie. Carolyn and Pamela. Praise them.
Posted by: Paula Kirkpatrick at February 29, 2004 04:07 PM
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Posted by: how to clean mold at October 10, 2006 07:28 AM
Pam,
I know you will not read this until you return home but I hope you get better soon. I miss your writings and your insight. A friend in similar circumstances.
Sincerely,
Jonathon Minter
Posted by: Jonathon at March 16, 2004 12:49 PM
Pam is my friend,although I have never met her in person. We write to each other, speak on the phone, and know each other in a subliminal way that defies words.
Lynnie is my friend, although I have never met her in person. We have written to each other and spoken to each other by phone. I have demanded much of Lynnie. It seems to me that life itself has demanded far too much of Lynnie. However, she carries on, holding herself with the grace and indominable strength of the dancer that represents her physical being, and the physician that represents her intellectual reality.
She is one, but also two, and she carries Pam upon her shoulders when Pam is unable to walk.Hence her letter to keep interested readers informed about Pam's condition.
Pam and Lynnie. Carolyn and Pamela. Praise them.
Posted by: Paula Kirkpatrick at February 29, 2004 04:07 PM