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Date Posted: 05:24:58 08/28/08 Thu
Author: Terry Farrow (Sad)
Subject: Re: "Emma"
In reply to: Topper 's message, "Re: "Emma"" on 01:05:03 06/23/08 Mon

>Hi Em.
You are a very brave lady and i know you are going to get through this, please stay positive and please keep us all updated on you progress, take care of yourself and my best thoughts are with you, Paul, Julie and all the family. Take care.
Regards.
Terry.






Hey!
>
>Wow! that really did comeout of the blue!
>Em! I cant imagine how you must be feeling at the
>moment, and I imagine most of the guys will also
>struggle to find the right words to say in own own old
>fashioned bullish way, of trying to give your our
>unrivalled support, love and comfort. Just wanted to
>say this really.
>My family, as did yours, spent many years as part of
>the 23 Bty machine, and regardless of ups and downs,
>we were always reassured to know that nomatter what
>the problem, where the issue, how good or bad...the
>family would always be there for us. I know when I
>was leaving the Army, after spending some considerable
>time in a coma, with multitudes of injuries, and
>during those scary times when having been convinced
>that I would never recover, I looked deep inside my
>heart. Regardless what units I worked with after 23,
>this was and indeed always will be the family I look
>for when I need support. So what Im saying is,
>regardless how low or high you feel over the
>forthcoming challenging times, always remember, we are
>with you, we love you as one of ours, and we will all
>be praying for your recovery.
>
>Lots of love
>
>Topper
>
>
>
>
>
>>Hi,
>>Re: Emma's Race For Life.
>>For those of you who don't know what this is all
>about.
>>It's about mine and Paul Airey's daughter Emma. She
>>was born in Lippstadt in 1977 after her sister Lisa,
>>who was born 1975, so a lot of you will remember them
>>as little girls and will have seen them as young women
>>at the reunions. Emma has recently been told that she
>>has breast cancer which came out of the blue. I know
>>that a lot of you that come on here, do know her or
>>know of her. She is our "brave daughter" and we are so
>>proud of her. I, and i'm sure her dad, would be very
>>pleased if you could at least send her a message to
>>keep going and that you are all behind her to do well
>>and beat this dreaded disease. If you cant afford to
>>make a donation, thats ok. But please cheer her up by
>>just sending her a message. I know she comes on this
>>site every day, as she thinks you all are a great
>>bunch of guys. (23 bty "rocks") So please let her know
>>you are thinking of her, as we all want her to stay
>>strong and not give up. Thanks for taking the time to
>>read my message. From a very worried mum. Julie

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