Willie, condolences

[Jimbob]

Willie,
We hardly got to know you. When you stopped posting, I had thought that you were busy with your wife’s recovery. I am so sorry to hear of her passing. My wife and I send our sincerest condolences.
Jim

[Caroline]

Willie,

Please accept my condolences. I also assumed that you were busy helping your wife. I will keep you in my prayers.

Blessings,
Caroline

[shirlsgirl]

Willie…I’m so sorry.

Thinking of you…

Jody

[Engel]

Willie,
So sorry to hear that your wife passed, she is with the Lord and in a far better place. We all have to go there she got there first and saving a first row seat for you. Blessings, Gloria

[willie]

All As all of you caregivers know, it is one step at a time. A lot of those steps are challenging the medical help. We were in Seattle and as such were isolated from all our family and friends.
Should any of you be considering the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (SCCA), I have experience of 5 months with them and the Univ of WA Hospital and would be glad to share what I know.
Thanks for your thoughts – and for those of you still in the struggle, do not give in. There are times when taking or giving 28-30 pills a day seems too much too handle. As is operating the mobile pumps when the patient needs meds of one kind or another in your condo or home setting. It is all worth the effort.

Willie

[Terri]

I am so sorry for your loss, will continue to keep you in my prayers.

[LorettaV]

Dear Willie, I am sorry for your loss but I hope you will find some good memories that will keep her close to you always. I’m sure she is looking down on you with love and gratitude for all you have done for her.
Loretta

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