http://www.letterstotomorrow.com Tue, 08 Jan 2008 13:09:19 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Before I was faced with my diagnosis of A Schwannoma Brain Tumor, I was a very active woman working as a dispatcher for a Transportation Co Never expecting that for the next 2 years after my surgery that I would not be the same person. I have come to realize ... http://www.letterstotomorrow.com/265/all-facing-a-serious-surgery/ MY LOVE TO EMMA Oh, dear daughter- will you ever know? How much, I love you so? They said-you were not healthy or meant to be--- That simply wasn't an option for me! Maybe in their cold,cold eyes- a child for me,(I have epilesy) and being a single mom Was an impossible dream! But in my Irish stubborn eyes-- and in my dreams-- The ... http://www.letterstotomorrow.com/266/a-miracle-called-emma/ Thank You for Always being in My Corner. Our Bond is Too Strong to Break. More can be Accomplished when you work Together. http://www.letterstotomorrow.com/269/deanna/ I will not concede to this "mystery" illness. I finally hear, "I believe you" the doctor isn't even averting his eyes. He believes, he sees. We are all in this together. We will WIN! http://www.letterstotomorrow.com/264/the-world-outside-44195/ Next summer is going to be different. We are going to go to the park whenever we wan, without having to plan it out a week ahead of time to get a ride there - because I AM going to drive again. We will go swimming and I will be the one in ... http://www.letterstotomorrow.com/263/my-2-year-old-son-benjamin/ No offense to any other hospital in the network, but I really love Hillcrest Hospital! I had all of my prenatal care there, gave birth to my beautiful daughter there and more recently had the best experience having my gallbladder removed. Yes, I said best experience. The midwife, ob/gyn, surgical ... http://www.letterstotomorrow.com/261/many-more-drop-in-visits-to-my-favorite-healthcare-professionalsjust-to-say-hello/ There were days I cried in pain and rage Not ready for an early grave I was quite certain I would not survive My doctors had faith I would thrive I never thought I would see my children grown My, how time has swiftly flown Two decades have come and gone Celebration starts with each new dawn Cleveland ... http://www.letterstotomorrow.com/256/cleveland-clinic-and-cancer-patients/ I was born in 1970 with transposition of the great vessels and pulmonar stenosis. My life has been pretty normal, except for medical visits, studies, and medicines. Some physical limitations were always present. At 28 years old everything changed, and even standing up was a great effort. Being married for ... http://www.letterstotomorrow.com/260/a-long-and-happy-life-with-my-husband-and-future-kids/ There was a time when I felt I was not living a worthwhile life. Now don't get me wrong I was NOT thinking of ending it, I was however dealing with epilepsy and how it inhibited what my possibilities were. I am one of the success stories from Cleveland Clinic. I ... http://www.letterstotomorrow.com/258/a-life-worth-living/ Wow did that hurt! Now I can barely walk let alone run down the field. But next week, I'll be having surgery. A little rehab and I'll be back in the game!!! http://www.letterstotomorrow.com/259/getting-back-on-the-field/