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Dancing in the Rain: Lessons Learned on my Personal Journey with PD (more at www.PDPlan4Life.com) Copyright 2013-20 Sheryl Jedlinski

Many thanks for your support

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By Sheryl Jedlinski

Thank you to everyone who responded with an outpouring of support and encouragement to the news that I am now fighting cancer as well as Parkinson’s disease. The confidence you express in my ability to survive both of these diseases strengthens my resolve to beat the odds. I am especially grateful for your firsthand accounts of how my stories on www.pdplan4life.com have touched so many lives around the world, empowering people to live well with Parkinson’s. Helping others gives meaning to our lives.

I regret that many of us have not had the opportunity to meet in person, but am grateful for the closeness that comes from sharing our lives and baring our souls to each other on line. It is comforting to know that in the darkness of the night, when life seems scariest, friends are only keystrokes away, waiting with virtual hugs and encouraging words. Your prayers and good wishes are much appreciated as well. I would be remiss if I did not tell you that you have touched my life as much as you credit me with touching yours. Thank you for your support and friendship, and for helping me defeat my demons.

5 comments on “Many thanks for your support

  1. Larry Williams
    November 2, 2015

    Of course, well written and from the heart, as always!

    Did you write this without crying? This is a toughy, but aren’t they all….

    I wrote you earlier this morning…so, how does Wed. at 7 sound? Call me after your appt. today….hang in! much love, t

  2. Betty Lou Byrnes
    November 2, 2015

    It has been a pleasure meeting you Sheryl. You are in my thoughts and prayers as you continue this journey that I know you will overcome. Sending HUGS

  3. DeeAnn Galland
    November 18, 2015

    Thank you! Your great attitude is a beautiful thing to witness. It is an honor to be able to follow your story and you inspire me to be a better person. You are in my prayers as your journey unfolds.

  4. Margaret
    November 28, 2015

    You are in my prayers. Your attitude inspire me on my journey with Pd. I also had a heath scare. And thank God everyday for people like you, that have kept me going. This is a witness to what a strong person you are.

  5. linda
    December 23, 2015

    MAY GOD BLESS YOU WITH HIS VERY PRESENT MAY YOU FEEL HIS LOVING ARMS AROUND YOU. YOU HAVE BEEN THROUGH SO MUCH. HANG ON TO HIM WITH EVER FIBER OF YOUR BEING. HE IS THE ONLY ONE THAT CAN GET YOU THROUGH THIS. MAY HE BLESS YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING AND BEING SUCH A WOUNDERFUL PERSON

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