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To: T'wit
"Yes, they bear a real burden, but bearing that burden is their glory, not something to grumble about."

Speaking from experience, I would say it is an HONOR to care for a sick loved one. I would gladly do it again in a heartbeat! : )

248 posted on 02/02/2006 8:18:15 PM PST by TAdams8591 (The first amendment does NOT protect vulgar and obscene speech.)
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To: TAdams8591
Thank you. I agree with you, it is an honor.

Just watched an old charmer of a movie, FIVE LITTLE PENNIES, about the cornetist great, Red Nichols. The film is 200% Hollywood hoke with a fabulous cast -- Danny Kaye, Barbara Bel Geddes, Louis Armstrong and a very young Tuesday Weld. Lots of good music. Under all that, however, is a deeply moving story of Nichols and his wife nursing their little girl after she was stricken by polio. He dropped out of his stellar musical career, worked in a shipyard, in order that he and his wife could care for the child day after day, year after year. The last scene will bring you to tears.

253 posted on 02/02/2006 8:31:13 PM PST by T'wit (The Constitution may not be perfect but it sure beats what the government is using these days.)
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