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EVERYTHING!
Seriously. The fact that we woke up is a blessing beyond our comprehension.
The fact that I write five blogs every single day is another blessing that is hard to understand.
Having the privilege to physically be able to type, to mentally be able to think, to spiritually be inspired, and to financially be able to afford the tools.
That’s what makes Thursdays GREAT!
WOW. I LOVE Thursdays! Carpe diem.
“More Ovaltine please”? A classic commercial tag line from American television and radio.
More Ovaline? No.
More pictures and You Tube videos please. I hear ya. I’m with ya. Busy. Man, am I busy!
All good things take time. Which is why I give myself some credit for coming so far in only six months.
Six months? Well, writing consistently for six months.
The actual vision for doing this started about 30 years ago in college. That’s a tale for another time (maybe).
Everything is amazing, but no one’s happy. This came through on my Facebook yesterday.
It’s a guy talking to Conan O’Brien about how amazing things are today, but yet nobody’s happy.
It’s refreshingly funny, because of the obvious insight.
Click here to play.
Childhood diseases stick. Adult diseases stink. And there are so many of both.
What is a caring person to do? We all know, “You can’t do it all”. So perhaps the best approach is simply to become an advocate and supporter of the disease that hits closest to home.
Last night my son (9) and I had dinner at Epcot, at The Walt Disney World Resort. We were celebrating “Wednesday”. Since our Catechism class was cancelled, it was a free night, and we spontaneously chose Epcot. We live very close by.
During the long walk to our car and then on the short drive home, my son couldn’t hold his need to go to the bathroom. He begged me to pull over even though we were four minutes from home. So I did.
There’s really no way to adequately describe what happened.
And last night, after finally arriving home, a faithful follower of these blogs wrote a note that couldn’t have been more timely. While I usually keep my spiritual side reserved for jeffnoel.org, I’d just like to say thank you for your prayers.
All of us have some sort of Hell we are going through. These jeff noel blogs (5 total) are the seeds of “therapy” for us to learn to help each other – more often.
Our nine-year old son first developed unusual symptoms just before he turned four. Between his 4th and 5th birthday, he had:
Here’s an excerpt from an email I received yesterday as a member of CCFA, Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America:
Through the eyes of a 21-year-old Crohn’s Disease sufferer:
Have you ever felt my pain?
Have you ever felt this hurt?
Have you ever wiped away my tears?
Have you ever measured the pains worth?
Have you ever sat in front of your food and prayed for it not to hurt?
Have you looked past the pupils to the thoughts array?
Have you ever tasted the smell of your favorite foods, for it to be taken away?
Have you ever just wanted the pain to go away?
Have you ever wished you could go back, to when there was no pain?
Have you ever hated the comments some have made?
Have you ever been afraid to eat, and ask yourself why?
Have you ever heard the saying you’ll be just fine?
Have you ever had pain just to sneeze?
Have you ever met anyone with Crohn’s Disease?
From the creator of the event: By having events like this, we are trying to raise as much money as possible to help cure Crohn’s Disease & Ulcerative Colitis.
Thank you for reading this and following jeffnoel.com – Make it a great day. Enjoy your health.