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Chronicles of Cindi; Revelation Part One

Started by cindianna_jones, July 08, 2006, 05:33:34 AM

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Cindi
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Robyn

Wow, Cindi, I hope you are planning on publishing the journey of your transition.  I was transfixed (no pun intended) as I read this excerpt. 

Robyn
When we walk to the edge of all the light we have and take the step into the darkness of the unknown, we must believe that one of two things will happen. There will be something solid for us to stand on or we will be taught to fly. — Patrick Overton
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cindianna_jones

Quote from: reikirobyn on July 08, 2006, 05:50:24 AM
Wow, Cindi, I hope you are planning on publishing the journey of your transition.  I was transfixed (no pun intended) as I read this excerpt. 

Robyn

Robyn,  this "journey" started out last weekend when I decided to pop in out of stealth mode.  I was bored and I thought that I might be able to lend a little support for someone else who struggled like me.

Little did I realize how much I YES I would get from this forum of wonderful souls.  So, I started writing.  After the first couple of posts, I decided to write some essays.  Then I decided that I should do the complete set for my children to read.  And thanks to many words of encouragement, I believe that I will self publish these as a book.

This last piece was the most difficult to write as will the following parts.  They involve someone who I loved deeply.  I want to clearly remember the facts and give her credit for doing the best she could do to deal with this situation.  When I look back on it all, the support structure she had was very knowledge poor.  She had the support of her family which is a lot. But no one could sit her down and convey the facts of the situation.  Instead she was strung along, as I had been, to believe that God would salvage all with enough faith and perseverance. I still feel very painfull even thinking about what she must have endured.

Robyn, thank you very much for your words of encouragement.  I really can't finid the words to express myself well this early morning.

Cindi
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Melissa

Another great story.  You never said what happened with your infection.

Melissa
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