Isn't transient a homeless person?

This will make you both stronger.  Stronger in your love for each other, stronger in your faith, stronger in your belief in yourself.  Just remember, when you feel you are alone, you really aren't.  God is holding you in His arms.  We are here to be His arms.  Love you sister.

I went through cancer treatment with my best friend wheI was 20...vry hard to see them suffer and be so sick. Prayers up for you and yor family Jenny you have always been there for everyone else....

JENNY-as you know, I've been a nurse 30+ years. While I have always TRIED to keep a "personal" view of all my patients, and their loved ones, your words REALLY hit home with me. With your permission, I would love to gather your words..without names, of course,  and share them with my co-workers..to help them remember WHY we chose this crazy profession...

WOW! You do have a gift with words, sweetie! Prayers are still coming your way! I loved what Annette said that 'we are God's arms". You are not alone! Not one second...

Oh Jenny my heart is so heavy for you and Eric and know that we're all here for you to help get you through. 

Your family has been and will continue to be in my thoughts.

Jenny - you have so many friends here who've been touched by your eloquent words and the agony they convey.

You wrote: "transient pain in tumor locations".  My thought is that you're right.  Transient does usually means homeless to my way of thinking.  And isn't that the goal?  To make this pain homeless, with nowhere to go but away?  It's not welcomed here!  It can't panhandle for free food and handouts.  It can't live in your house.  It's gotta go!

Keep writing, please.  And know that my prayers are added to the multitude already ascending on your behalf.


Belle

 My goodness woman.
 i posted on caringbridge, but I just had to ask, Please tell me you write for a living. Your words are and writing are out of this world
 Love and Hugs
Sherry.