Jan
30

4 Comments
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fluffy,Jocelyn, I can see why you feel you would have a 'broken heart', both literally and figuratively. So, so happy to see that you stopped smoking, and that's not easy, as I know from experience.....Very sorry that your lost your job, and to hear that your husband is disabled. Take one day at a time....Although your last year was hard, I think you are a fighter. I pray that you will find a path back to employment and health, I wonder if you and your husband might be able to find employment that might have a side benefit of something like a 'caretaker cottage', that is: Employment that has a house/cottage thrown in with some salary...I will say a prayer for you both tonight.....I can just sense in the words that you write, that you have an inner strength. You had the Blessing of wonderful medical care, and...You are alive! Keep your Faith, and just put one foot in front of the other, and your path will become clearer - Blessings to you!
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Dottieann,Hi Jocelyn, I am so sorry you had to go through all that..it must of been terrible..God Bless you...I think you had a Angel watching over you...take care of yourself and hold onto your faith..stay positive...I will keep you in my prayers...thank God you got there in time. Dottie
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TJC,Jocelyn, thank you for sharing your experience... my "heart" goes out to you... sending you positive thoughts for healing and increased health.
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AnahMarie,Hang in there... and enjoy this new year!! I was born with a broken heart- three open heart surgeries before I was ten, I have a 25 year old mechanical valve, chronic systolic and diastolic heart failure, an ICD and a 16 year old daughter... we can survive a lot more than we realize. I don't know where you live, but I would definitely find some local resources to get out of the homeless situation and get apply for social security disability insurance if you're in the US.