I have a hero too. My husband has held the household together, held the family together, held me together, for years. I have had the "luxury" of being able to go to bed when things are too much for me, when I'm not feeling well.
He has taken on the motto, whether he knows it or not, "The buck stops here."
He himself has fibromyalgia and has not been well for a very long time but he stands firm in spite of it. And he is my shelter which I have needed so much.
I write because apparently I have to.
The words have to come out somewhere and my family has heard 'em all. :-) And other people haven't been interested.
The reception I have found on the net is wonderful, unexpected, and something I'm really not used to anymore.
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Thanks Clint.
I have a hero too. My husband has held the household together, held the family together, held me together, for years. I have had the "luxury" of being able to go to bed when things are too much for me, when I'm not feeling well.
He has taken on the motto, whether he knows it or not, "The buck stops here."
He himself has fibromyalgia and has not been well for a very long time but he stands firm in spite of it. And he is my shelter which I have needed so much.
I write because apparently I have to.
The words have to come out somewhere and my family has heard 'em all. :-) And other people haven't been interested.
The reception I have found on the net is wonderful, unexpected, and something I'm really not used to anymore.
Your words mean alot to me.
Jody
May 26, 2009 - 5:29pmThis Comment
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