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Here is one event that took place with me a few years ago! And a great advice!

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§ãJ¡Ð ساجد:
Jean, Namitha,

Thank you soooo much for your kind words.  :blush

Your support gives me more strength.  Thanks.

Each of us  are here to support each other. Even I am inspired by all of you, especially Danielle, who has and is going through a lot more than I.

Let's pray that Danielle and all of us remain safe n sound and continue to help each other out.

Take care, Peace!

namitha:
Hi Sajid and Jean,

We all derive strength from each other. As we read about other's experience, we are also filled with the fighting spirit. Sajid and Danielle are amazing! It takes guts to go through it all and remain unfazed.

Take care,

Regards,
Namitha

§ãJ¡Ð ساجد:
Hi Namitha,

I think I am just very lucky!

All that I've been through was a total painless experience with the most that happened to me was the coma that only felt like a short nap.

On the other hand I can cry like a baby in the slightest pain. You have been through a lot and I am really amazed at your courage. Seeing the hard cork ball and it's weight scares me of the pain if it hits me. I can't even think of going through the pain that you have suffered in that Femur fracture, screws and surgery. You are really brave!

I remember when I was a child I once broke my arm and once I broke my ankle; I cried like a baby. Everyone told me that it's gonna be o.k but the recovering period was so hard to me. I saw other kids in casts playing and jumping around while I was so scared and nursed it like if it was some kind of bomb and would explode if I moved or someone else touched it  :biggrin

Take care, Peace!

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