Comment from Jasmine Girl

Excellent

I know Karenina and she is a very friendly person and good writer. She had some bad lucks recently with her bank account emptied by a hacker not long ago.

Thanks for writing this poem for her.

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reply by the author on 18-Jan-2023

I thank you for your kind review and comments for my poem, Karenina.
I sure appreciate it my friend

Comment from barbara.wilkey

Excellent

How much can one family endure. Thank you for sharing this need with us. I have been praying for this family for a while now. I see I need to continue and keep these prayers coming.

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reply by the author on 18-Jan-2023

Hi Barb, I thank you for your kind review and comments for my poem, Karenina.
I sure appreciate it my friend

Comment from Marienkiefer

Exceptional

I am grateful for this prayerful poem, but shocked and sad that my friend Karenina has taken a spill.
-This poem is sensitively written and great at sensitizing, on how we make great strides, although we may stumble along the way, although preferably a little less painfully.
My prayers for Karenina (K) are:
Psalm 18, verse 33: He makes my feet like hinds feet, (able to stand firmly, and tread safely); He sets me upon my high places.
Blessings, Debi, and thank you for this poem, with touches of joy for strength and recovery.

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reply by the author on 14-Jan-2023

Marien, I know I have said this before, but you are about as lovely as they come. Thank you for the beautiful review and comments and the gracious gift of six stars. The Bible verses were perfect too!
They are all appreciated so much and will bless Karenina as much as me.
Thanks again my sweet friend!

reply by Marienkiefer on 14-Jan-2023

My pleasure, Debi.
🌸🌸

Comment from Sally Law

Excellent

Debi, you're just the sweetest poetry nurse! I feel better reading this and I am not laid up. God bless you for the update, my friend.

Karenina, I hope you are feeling better and mending quick! I sprained my foot when I was in real estate and it might as well have been broken. It swelled up like I had been stung by giant hornets! Worse, I ran over the UPS delivery guy running out of my office. Yep. Smacked him good. We tumbled down the front steps, packages and all, and landed on the sidewalk. I was so glad I was wearing pants! Geeze, I think I did a cartwheel before landing!

Thinking and praying for you today, dear one. Please take it easy and take care of yourself!! No cartwheels!

Love you both,
Sal XOs

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reply by the author on 14-Jan-2023

Lol! You both fell down the steps w something big, but personal preference, I'd have picked the UPS guy over a full shop vac! Haha!

Thanks for the sweet review and comments.
You two make me wonder what would have happened to me w my bones if in your accidents, since a few yrs ago I completely shattered my ankle when just sliding into a door when I was trying to get out of the wheelchair and take a step, but the floor was slippery and I couldn't stand up and rammed my foot into the door. When I tried to get up back on the wc, I knew something was wrong. I picked up my leg and held up a little and my foot fell down like a rag mop. I was in a care center for 3 months that time.
My orthopedic doc said it looked more like what would happen falling off a roof.
Which reminds me that I had some scans and labs done again and they are thinking that my leg surgery might have been for nothing as my ability to walk is at a standstill and bone deterioration is so bad that not sure the hardware and bones are possibly not going to support my weight to keep me walking. Now was a heck of a time to do the scans. Not really too happy w them anyway, but we will see when I go back. Labs also not good so will also be seeing my hematologist and kidney Dr. I've been putting off telling anyone until I saw them but time I guess to face the music. I read what was said in the portal messages. So just trying to stay busy and do the little walking that I can. It's just so darn painful. Helen knows but haven't told Maggie yet.

Oops forgot where I was writing this. Oh well I don't even care. I couldn't keep it a secret forever. Don't worry as I will be fine, but just going thru some sadness right now.

reply by Sally Law on 14-Jan-2023

I?m just as concerned for you as I am Karenina. I stopped to pray again. It?s harder to heal the bones when we are older. Please take care, both of you, and make sure you are getting plenty of bone building nutrients; calcium, magnesium, biotin, iron and potassium. Double your intake of vitamin D3 during the winter and when Iillness or injury strikes. I am unable to get out in the sun because of my damaged retinas and so my D3 comes from supplements. It?s crucial to bone heath and skeletal strength.

reply by Sally Law on 14-Jan-2023

Sorry, I hit the button before saying goodbye. Love ya, sweet friends.
Dr. Sally XOs

Comment from Kaiku

Excellent

I bet Karenina will write a wondrous poem about all the scientific elements of her recovery and once again educate the masses with her humor and fact.

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reply by the author on 18-Jan-2023

Hi Kaiku, I thank you for your kind review and comments for my poem, Karenina.
I sure appreciate it my friend

reply by the author on 18-Jan-2023

reply by Kaiku on 18-Jan-2023

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Comment from lyenochka

Excellent

Yes, we are lifting her up in prayer! Thank you so much for sending out this prayer request and giving the details of how Karenina fell. I like how specific your poem is and how you added the humor even referring to the humerus bone.

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reply by the author on 18-Jan-2023

Oh Helen, I didn't leave you in the dust on perpose, I just got so far behind, I thank you for your kind review and comments for my poem, Karenina.
I sure appreciate it my friend

reply by lyenochka on 18-Jan-2023

I didn't feel "left in the dust" at all. 💖

Comment from Anne Johnston

Excellent

I am so sorry for Karenina, but I love the way you have put this into verse. She has had her share of problems, and I have her on my prayer list. Thank you so much for reminding us of this need.

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reply by the author on 18-Jan-2023

Hi Anne, I thank you for your kind review and comments for my poem, Karenina.
I sure appreciate it my friend

reply by Anne Johnston on 21-Jan-2023

You are welcome, Debi