Light A Candle?
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Danelle's Candlecreampuff91344 said:Mimi, for such a young
Mimi, for such a young person, you certainly touch many lives with your keen awareness of life and what it means. I admire your spirit, and will always remember your wisdom. It just goes to show you that no matter what age we are, this disease certainly makes us all kindred spirits, as Chen would say, and that we are all on a path that our destiny has chosen for us. An 8:00 PM candle is a true tribute to a fellow board member who brought light and life to those of us who needed a lift at the time, and who heard words that brought us comfort. Danielle was one of the true spirits in my life, and you, Mimi, remain a wonder to me to be so knowledgeable and perceptive at your young age. I consider myself fortunate to be associated with such a group of people, and know that all thoughts will be with Danielle and her family and friends this evening because of a caring soul...you. Hugs,
Judy
It is burning bright!
Kylez ♥0 -
Jackie ☺rjjj said:I am lighting my candle
It is a very special candle made by someone on these boards and sent to me... i feel for this purpose, I will take pic's also, to remind me of Daniele and her sweet and kindred sirit here, my love to you all. God Bless, and prayers are going up for Danielle and her husband , children and family.
Jackie
Love the pic of you and your candle for Danelle! Thank you for posting that!
Kristin ♥0 -
This Little Light of Minemimivac said:Thank you
Yes, it will be a nice gesture of remembrance to light a candle. Here is how another survivor on the YSC site describes the concept:
"Candles are not at all about who we knew or who we didn't. It's not territorial, it doesn't have to mean that we're mourning a personal loss, though of course, it can. It's a recognition of the loss we all live with, and that some of us still lose the battle. We honor their battle, and their lives. Some of us believe that we light their way home. Personally, I like to think that before their next destination (whatever that may be) they traverse the earth, free of pain and disease, fully restored to joy, and see the lights we all have that represent that they touched many more lives than they can imagine.
Some people say a prayer, some meditate, some send positive energy, some simply recognize the unity of the moment with each other. It is not symbolic of any religion, though anyone is welcome to personalize it their own way. For each of us, the ceremony (even to call it that over-glorifies it) means something personal. Each woman we light a candle for means something different to each one of us. I think of it as a silent rebellion against the beast, and against the pink machine cranking out false awareness. A silent scream in the night."
You may not agree with everything she says here, but the point is that the ceremony is what you make it. I will be thinking of all of you this evening when I light my candle.
Mimi
It's almost 8:00 PM in Hawaii and I just had a chance to read some of the notes after packing for Oahu. I'm lighting my candle now to send warm tropical wishes for her and prayers for her family.0 -
Your picture of the litrjjj said:I am lighting my candle
It is a very special candle made by someone on these boards and sent to me... i feel for this purpose, I will take pic's also, to remind me of Daniele and her sweet and kindred sirit here, my love to you all. God Bless, and prayers are going up for Danielle and her husband , children and family.
Jackie
Your picture of the lit candle is awesome Jackie!
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Thank you allDianeBC said:I didn't see this until now.
I didn't see this until now. I lit a candle for Danelle today.
Hugs, Diane ♥
Thanks again to Kristen who started this thread and thanks to all who lit a candle. Judy, your words mean so much to me. It's good to know that across all these miles, and even though most of us have never met in person, we can still bring comfort to each other in these times.
Mimi0 -
I lit a candle last night...mimivac said:Thank you all
Thanks again to Kristen who started this thread and thanks to all who lit a candle. Judy, your words mean so much to me. It's good to know that across all these miles, and even though most of us have never met in person, we can still bring comfort to each other in these times.
Mimi
And came here. The only place I could be where Danielle once was...
Kind regards, Susan0 -
The response to this hasChristmas Girl said:I lit a candle last night...
And came here. The only place I could be where Danielle once was...
Kind regards, Susan
The response to this has been really amazing. Thanks Kristin for starting this.
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Yes, thanks Kristin formimivac said:Thank you all
Thanks again to Kristen who started this thread and thanks to all who lit a candle. Judy, your words mean so much to me. It's good to know that across all these miles, and even though most of us have never met in person, we can still bring comfort to each other in these times.
Mimi
Yes, thanks Kristin for starting this. It is wonderful to see everyone posting say they lit a candle.
Kylez ♥0 -
I apologize.........susie09 said:I love your picture of the
I love your picture of the candle lit too Jackie! Thank you for posting that!
♠♣ Susie ♠♣
I haven't been on in awhile and just saw the other post and this one. I am lighting a candle to honor the life of Danelle!
Love, Jeanne ♥0 -
Your pic♥rjjj said:I am lighting my candle
It is a very special candle made by someone on these boards and sent to me... i feel for this purpose, I will take pic's also, to remind me of Daniele and her sweet and kindred sirit here, my love to you all. God Bless, and prayers are going up for Danielle and her husband , children and family.
Jackie
I do love your new pic Jackie. I think Calleen was looking for the pic you had up of your candle lit for Danelle. Is it on your expressions page?
Love, Jeanne ♥0 -
I was surprised to see thisaztec45 said:I Am Sorry
I am sorry about Danelle. I will light a candle in her honor.
P
I was surprised to see this old post, but, it just verifies how we all are so connected, even if we have never met. We are true sisters! We share a bond that glues us all together forever! A bond that can never be broken! Thank you my dear sisters!
Sue0
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