What a mixture of joy and sorrow life is. Congratulations to you and your
wife on your wedding anniversary! You are ahead of me: we will celebrate 20
years in December.
My thoughts and prayers are with you in the memory of your son's death. I
cannot imagine how painful it must be to lose a child, but I do imagine it is
a pain that never goes away completely.
Here teen-agers can get a beginner's permit to drive at age 15, then a full
license at 16 (though it varies from state to state.) My 14 year old can't
wait. I have mixed emotions!!
I thought, at first, that my TM anniversary would upset me from year to year,
but it hasn't. Hope the same is true for you.
Thanks for sharing, Wim.
Barbara H.
In a message dated 6/17/99 3:41:19 PM EST, jwdeenik(AT)westbrabant.net writes:
> Today it is 24 years ago I married my wife.
> Last month it was 18 years ago we burried our second son.
> Its also 2 years ago they told me about TM.
>
> Looking back, after all these years, I still have good life, a lovely wife
> and three wonderfull children. Tears of happiness and other things flooded
> today. My third son reminded me to the fact that he will be 18 next year
and
> then he can start to get his drivers liason. He is born on the day that our
> second died a year earlier. He was only ten days old.
>
> Just wanted to share.....
>
> Wim from Holland
>
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