Even with dementia, I know that I am exactly where I am supposed to be. I know that my life is still full of purpose. I love meeting with or emailing friends. I find many opportunities to volunteer my time. In fact, every day promises a new adventure or acquisition of a new-found treasure...
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Sue
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Leah
Saturday, December 01, 2007 at 08:16 AMI hope to touch at least one person every day. To enrich their life. To make it better for them either by being there or by providing some inspiration or thanksgiving. Thank you for commenting. It is people like you who help me stay focused and upbeat!
Leah
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Living a Full Life
Coni Townshend Halko
Tuesday, December 04, 2007 at 01:44 PMYes, dear Leah...you are right...God has put you exactly where you are supposed to be...on a journey that will last a lifetime...one that will touch others lives in ways you never imagined...you will meet people from all walks of life...and you will affect their lives in a positive and loving way...you will be a light to those in a world of darkness...
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Leah, not only are you living a full life - you are most definitely full of life.
We should all take a moment to appreciate what matters most to us and move through life with these at the forefront of our purpose.
Many things happen to us in this life. Good, bad, mundane - they all help us to become the true person we are meant to be. Thanks for showing us again.
All the Best, SMM
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