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Date Posted: Fri, 01/16/04 12:08pm
Author: sunny
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Now I'm A Little Worried .... Is everything OK?
In reply to: Caseyngeneva 's message, "A Little Worried" on Tue, 01/13/04 11:29am

Just read on Indianz.com about your husband losing his job yesterday, and I'm soooooo very sorrrry :o((((((((

Don't know how to say this, but I hope it wasn't over his request for a day off to accompany you to the rally. Employers are just so god-awful high-handed these days it just makes me sick :o(. My thoughts are still with you and your family thru these hard times -- hopefully there will be something even better on the horizon very soon ....

stay strong gal, we luvs ya :o)
peace,
sunny

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>I will be attending the Chief Illiniwek protest
>Thursday morning. I'm a little worried that I might
>not be well enough. I haven't even been outside since
>Thanksgiving Day -- all I did was spend the day at my
>friend's home, mostly sitting -- it wiped me out, but
>I think I'm pretty much recovered.
>
>This protest is very important to me -- I can't miss
>it. It is also very important to me that I do not
>appear weak and sick. Most of all, I don't want to do
>anything to draw attention to myself. I often faint
>when standing because my blood pressure drops really
>low, but I don't faint all the time.
>
>I believe my will is stronger than my body. I tell
>myself that it's only for a short time, and I can go
>home and sleep until March if I have to. My son will
>be with me, so that will be a big help. My husband
>wishes he could go, but he has to work downstate that
>day.
>
>May I ask a personal favor? Would you send good
>thoughts my way to keep me standing and alert during
>this protest? Would you also send good thoughts for
>the protest to go well, for the people to listen, and
>for the school board to do the right thing?
>
>Thank you so much.
>
>Kathy

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Re: Yup -- Caseyngeneva, Mon, 01/19/04 6:22am
- Maybe a silver lining? -- sunny, Wed, 01/21/04 5:22pm