Lucky me	26
Posted by HesterLeyNel in Cancer	≈ 17 Kommentaar
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Sonel said:	2016-06-29 om 9:27 nm	Jy laat dink my aan my oorlede ma Hester. Altyd ander laat lag, no matter what. Die kanker was haar nie genadig nie. Sterkte vir jou vorentoe en hoop nie jy hoef ooit weer deur dit te gaan. Ek is bly jy het vir Oliver en jou geliefdes by jou. ♥
HesterLeyNel said:	2016-06-30 om 7:26 vm	Hierdie verhaal is darem gelukkig in verlede tyd Sonel. Dankie vir die inloer.
Sonel said:	2016-06-30 om 9:15 vm	Gelukkig ja. Altyd ‘n plesier. ♥
Kameel said:	2016-06-29 om 2:40 nm	Net ‘n persoon wat die pad gestap het sal verstaan waardeur jy gegaan het. Dis te maklik om in situasies in te praat waarvan jy geen benul het nie, Dankie vir die deel.
scrapydo2.wordpress.com said:	2016-06-29 om 11:08 vm	Sjoe dis eintlik erg wat mense onwetend aan ander doen. Dankie vir die deel, ek het n vriendin gehad met wie ek saam gestap het op haar pad. Bly jy is steeds blymoedig soos jy is.
Toortsie said:	2016-06-27 om 7:39 vm	Ja. Mense kan mens so reg, of verkeerd opvryf!
noodle4president said:	2016-06-27 om 1:15 vm	Wow! We are so glad that you are, overall, okay. Hugs!
HesterLeyNel said:	2016-06-27 om 7:27 vm	Thank you very much Noodle and Samantha
Christina B said:	2016-06-27 om 1:09 vm	Ek bewonder jou sin vir humor, veral onder sulke moeilike omstandighede. Dis ongelooflik hoe diere kan aanvoel wanneer iets nie reg is met ons nie. Een van ons honde is ook so en die ander dag het die kat my verbaas toe sy ook sulke deernis gewys het.
HesterLeyNel said:	2016-06-27 om 7:16 vm	Dankie 😀 LikeLiked by 1 person
rondomtaliedraai said:	2016-06-26 om 7:15 nm	Mense bedoel dit goed
HesterLeyNel said:	2016-06-26 om 7:37 nm	Juis, en dit is wat dit so verskriklik moeilik maak – jy probeer glimlag en jou humeur inhou, terwyl jy lus voel om iemand se lewer uit te ruk, dit op die grond te gooi en daarop te spring. ‘n Drukkie, ‘n “Sterkte!” en so aan beteken die wêreld, maar ek sal volgende keer ‘n bietjie meer vertel van die soort aanmerkings wat jou teen die mure kan uitdryf.
rondomtaliedraai said:	2016-06-26 om 8:46 nm	Ek is darem ook deur ‘n kankerding en weet waarvan jy praat. LikeLiked by 1 person
colinandray said:	2016-06-26 om 3:26 nm	Given that Carol had non-Hodgkins lymphoma a long time ago, and my daughter has been fighting a brain tumor for many years now, I can well imagine many of the thoughts going through your head during the treatment process and afterwards. Melanie (my daughter) sent out emails telling people what not to say when they see her! A brilliant move! Take care Hester.
HesterLeyNel said:	2016-06-26 om 5:13 nm	I wish I thought of that! People can be rather irritating in the belief that they are being supportive.
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