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Wednesday, May 6, 2015
Relationships?? I need some answers
In life it seems that no matter what is going on someone has an opinion on it no matter who and what it is.. We all have an opinion and whether or not it's noticed we still have our thoughts on any giving matter.
WHY is it that we as people are critical of one another? Why can't we just let folk alone and let people be who they are. What about this statement?
Don't we also comment on relationship of others? people will say things like what's he doing with her OR what's she doing with Him. < The reality of it all is that people just can't seem to mind their own business>
I am guilty as anyone else.
What are your views on couples dating with a large age gaps? Does this offend or bother you?
Do you think it's better if a guy is much older than a woman OR
What if it's a woman who is much older than the man? Does this matter
And finally do you really care one way or the other...
Let me hear from you your voice matters..
Debra
I Believe that in life people should do whatever it is that makes them happy, as long as it doesn't physically hurt someone else. Life is tough enough without being scrutinized or labeled. I say live and let live.
Thursday, April 9, 2015
Keep Hope Alive
Debra Mitchell Says You Can Make a Difference
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Wednesday, April 8, 2015
Tell everybody that.....
Arbedale PryorHello Friends thanks for stopping by... I'm implementing a campaign here please, please share this everywhere... In 2009 Arbedale was hospitalized and nearly lost her Life as her kidneys were functioning at only 7% She has since been diagnosed with a rare blood disorder that has damaged her kidneys. Doctors now say a kidney transplant is essential while awaiting her transplant she endures regular dialysis treatments whihc is taking a toll on her survival.
Please click on the link to read her full story and why it is imperative that we help this lady ASAP!
Transplant Type - Kidney
In 2009, Arbedale was hospitalized and nearly lost her life, as her kidneys were functioning at just 7%. She has since been diagnosed with a blood disorder that has damaged her kidneys, and doctors now say a kidney transplant is essential. While awaiting her transplant, she endures regular dialysis treatments, which take a toll on her survival.
This has been a difficult time for Arbedale and her family, especially her two sons, who simply want to see their mother well again. Before her health began to decline, she led an active life and loved water aerobics, taking walks, traveling and bowling. Sadly, her activities are extremely limited these days because she’s often weak and exhausted. After receiving her transplant, she looks forward to traveling to see family and enjoying the things she has missed for the last five years. More than anything, she wants to live a normal life again, but right now, she needs your help. - See more at: http://patients.transplants.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=485635&supid=419751506#sthash.GQAhlU1M.dpuf
In 2009, Arbedale was hospitalized and nearly lost her life, as her kidneys were functioning at just 7%. She has since been diagnosed with a blood disorder that has damaged her kidneys, and doctors now say a kidney transplant is essential. While awaiting her transplant, she endures regular dialysis treatments, which take a toll on her survival.
This has been a difficult time for Arbedale and her family, especially her two sons, who simply want to see their mother well again. Before her health began to decline, she led an active life and loved water aerobics, taking walks, traveling and bowling. Sadly, her activities are extremely limited these days because she’s often weak and exhausted. After receiving her transplant, she looks forward to traveling to see family and enjoying the things she has missed for the last five years. More than anything, she wants to live a normal life again, but right now, she needs your help. - See more at: http://patients.transplants.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=485635&supid=419751506#sthash.GQAhlU1M.dpuf
Transplant Type - Kidney
In 2009, Arbedale was hospitalized and nearly lost her life, as her kidneys were functioning at just 7%. She has since been diagnosed with a blood disorder that has damaged her kidneys, and doctors now say a kidney transplant is essential. While awaiting her transplant, she endures regular dialysis treatments, which take a toll on her survival.
This has been a difficult time for Arbedale and her family, especially her two sons, who simply want to see their mother well again. Before her health began to decline, she led an active life and loved water aerobics, taking walks, traveling and bowling. Sadly, her activities are extremely limited these days because she’s often weak and exhausted. After receiving her transplant, she looks forward to traveling to see family and enjoying the things she has missed for the last five years. More than anything, she wants to live a normal life again, but right now, she needs your help. - See more at: http://patients.transplants.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=485635&supid=419751506#sthash.GQAhlU1M.dpuf
In 2009, Arbedale was hospitalized and nearly lost her life, as her kidneys were functioning at just 7%. She has since been diagnosed with a blood disorder that has damaged her kidneys, and doctors now say a kidney transplant is essential. While awaiting her transplant, she endures regular dialysis treatments, which take a toll on her survival.
This has been a difficult time for Arbedale and her family, especially her two sons, who simply want to see their mother well again. Before her health began to decline, she led an active life and loved water aerobics, taking walks, traveling and bowling. Sadly, her activities are extremely limited these days because she’s often weak and exhausted. After receiving her transplant, she looks forward to traveling to see family and enjoying the things she has missed for the last five years. More than anything, she wants to live a normal life again, but right now, she needs your help. - See more at: http://patients.transplants.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=485635&supid=419751506#sthash.GQAhlU1M.dpuf
Transplant Type - Kidney
In 2009, Arbedale was hospitalized and nearly lost her life, as her kidneys were functioning at just 7%. She has since been diagnosed with a blood disorder that has damaged her kidneys, and doctors now say a kidney transplant is essential. While awaiting her transplant, she endures regular dialysis treatments, which take a toll on her survival.
This has been a difficult time for Arbedale and her family, especially her two sons, who simply want to see their mother well again. Before her health began to decline, she led an active life and loved water aerobics, taking walks, traveling and bowling. Sadly, her activities are extremely limited these days because she’s often weak and exhausted. After receiving her transplant, she looks forward to traveling to see family and enjoying the things she has missed for the last five years. More than anything, she wants to live a normal life again, but right now, she needs your help. - See more at: http://patients.transplants.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=485635&supid=419751506#sthash.GQAhlU1M.dpuf
In 2009, Arbedale was hospitalized and nearly lost her life, as her kidneys were functioning at just 7%. She has since been diagnosed with a blood disorder that has damaged her kidneys, and doctors now say a kidney transplant is essential. While awaiting her transplant, she endures regular dialysis treatments, which take a toll on her survival.
This has been a difficult time for Arbedale and her family, especially her two sons, who simply want to see their mother well again. Before her health began to decline, she led an active life and loved water aerobics, taking walks, traveling and bowling. Sadly, her activities are extremely limited these days because she’s often weak and exhausted. After receiving her transplant, she looks forward to traveling to see family and enjoying the things she has missed for the last five years. More than anything, she wants to live a normal life again, but right now, she needs your help. - See more at: http://patients.transplants.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=485635&supid=419751506#sthash.GQAhlU1M.dpuf
Transplant Type - Kidney
In 2009, Arbedale was hospitalized and nearly lost her life, as her kidneys were functioning at just 7%. She has since been diagnosed with a blood disorder that has damaged her kidneys, and doctors now say a kidney transplant is essential. While awaiting her transplant, she endures regular dialysis treatments, which take a toll on her survival.
This has been a difficult time for Arbedale and her family, especially her two sons, who simply want to see their mother well again. Before her health began to decline, she led an active life and loved water aerobics, taking walks, traveling and bowling. Sadly, her activities are extremely limited these days because she’s often weak and exhausted. After receiving her transplant, she looks forward to traveling to see family and enjoying the things she has missed for the last five years. More than anything, she wants to live a normal life again, but right now, she needs your help. - See more at: http://patients.transplants.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=485635&supid=419751506#sthash.GQAhlU1M.dpuf
In 2009, Arbedale was hospitalized and nearly lost her life, as her kidneys were functioning at just 7%. She has since been diagnosed with a blood disorder that has damaged her kidneys, and doctors now say a kidney transplant is essential. While awaiting her transplant, she endures regular dialysis treatments, which take a toll on her survival.
This has been a difficult time for Arbedale and her family, especially her two sons, who simply want to see their mother well again. Before her health began to decline, she led an active life and loved water aerobics, taking walks, traveling and bowling. Sadly, her activities are extremely limited these days because she’s often weak and exhausted. After receiving her transplant, she looks forward to traveling to see family and enjoying the things she has missed for the last five years. More than anything, she wants to live a normal life again, but right now, she needs your help. - See more at: http://patients.transplants.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=485635&supid=419751506#sthash.GQAhlU1M.dpuf
Transplant Type - Kidney
In 2009, Arbedale was hospitalized and nearly lost her life, as her kidneys were functioning at just 7%. She has since been diagnosed with a blood disorder that has damaged her kidneys, and doctors now say a kidney transplant is essential. While awaiting her transplant, she endures regular dialysis treatments, which take a toll on her survival.
This has been a difficult time for Arbedale and her family, especially her two sons, who simply want to see their mother well again. Before her health began to decline, she led an active life and loved water aerobics, taking walks, traveling and bowling. Sadly, her activities are extremely limited these days because she’s often weak and exhausted. After receiving her transplant, she looks forward to traveling to see family and enjoying the things she has missed for the last five years. More than anything, she wants to live a normal life again, but right now, she needs your help. - See more at: http://patients.transplants.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=485635&supid=419751506#sthash.GQAhlU1M.dpuf
In 2009, Arbedale was hospitalized and nearly lost her life, as her kidneys were functioning at just 7%. She has since been diagnosed with a blood disorder that has damaged her kidneys, and doctors now say a kidney transplant is essential. While awaiting her transplant, she endures regular dialysis treatments, which take a toll on her survival.
This has been a difficult time for Arbedale and her family, especially her two sons, who simply want to see their mother well again. Before her health began to decline, she led an active life and loved water aerobics, taking walks, traveling and bowling. Sadly, her activities are extremely limited these days because she’s often weak and exhausted. After receiving her transplant, she looks forward to traveling to see family and enjoying the things she has missed for the last five years. More than anything, she wants to live a normal life again, but right now, she needs your help. - See more at: http://patients.transplants.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=485635&supid=419751506#sthash.GQAhlU1M.dpuf
Transplant Type - Kidney
In 2009, Arbedale was hospitalized and nearly lost her life, as her kidneys were functioning at just 7%. She has since been diagnosed with a blood disorder that has damaged her kidneys, and doctors now say a kidney transplant is essential. While awaiting her transplant, she endures regular dialysis treatments, which take a toll on her survival.
This has been a difficult time for Arbedale and her family, especially her two sons, who simply want to see their mother well again. Before her health began to decline, she led an active life and loved water aerobics, taking walks, traveling and bowling. Sadly, her activities are extremely limited these days because she’s often weak and exhausted. After receiving her transplant, she looks forward to traveling to see family and enjoying the things she has missed for the last five years. More than anything, she wants to live a normal life again, but right now, she needs your help. - See more at: http://patients.transplants.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=485635&supid=419751506#sthash.GQAhlU1M.dpuf
In 2009, Arbedale was hospitalized and nearly lost her life, as her kidneys were functioning at just 7%. She has since been diagnosed with a blood disorder that has damaged her kidneys, and doctors now say a kidney transplant is essential. While awaiting her transplant, she endures regular dialysis treatments, which take a toll on her survival.
This has been a difficult time for Arbedale and her family, especially her two sons, who simply want to see their mother well again. Before her health began to decline, she led an active life and loved water aerobics, taking walks, traveling and bowling. Sadly, her activities are extremely limited these days because she’s often weak and exhausted. After receiving her transplant, she looks forward to traveling to see family and enjoying the things she has missed for the last five years. More than anything, she wants to live a normal life again, but right now, she needs your help. - See more at: http://patients.transplants.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=485635&supid=419751506#sthash.GQAhlU1M.dpuf
Transplant Type - Kidney
In 2009, Arbedale was hospitalized and nearly lost her life, as her kidneys were functioning at just 7%. She has since been diagnosed with a blood disorder that has damaged her kidneys, and doctors now say a kidney transplant is essential. While awaiting her transplant, she endures regular dialysis treatments, which take a toll on her survival.
This has been a difficult time for Arbedale and her family, especially her two sons, who simply want to see their mother well again. Before her health began to decline, she led an active life and loved water aerobics, taking walks, traveling and bowling. Sadly, her activities are extremely limited these days because she’s often weak and exhausted. After receiving her transplant, she looks forward to traveling to see family and enjoying the things she has missed for the last five years. More than anything, she wants to live a normal life again, but right now, she needs your help. - See more at: http://patients.transplants.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=485635&supid=419751506#sthash.GQAhlU1M.dpuf
In 2009, Arbedale was hospitalized and nearly lost her life, as her kidneys were functioning at just 7%. She has since been diagnosed with a blood disorder that has damaged her kidneys, and doctors now say a kidney transplant is essential. While awaiting her transplant, she endures regular dialysis treatments, which take a toll on her survival.
This has been a difficult time for Arbedale and her family, especially her two sons, who simply want to see their mother well again. Before her health began to decline, she led an active life and loved water aerobics, taking walks, traveling and bowling. Sadly, her activities are extremely limited these days because she’s often weak and exhausted. After receiving her transplant, she looks forward to traveling to see family and enjoying the things she has missed for the last five years. More than anything, she wants to live a normal life again, but right now, she needs your help. - See more at: http://patients.transplants.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=485635&supid=419751506#sthash.GQAhlU1M.dpuf
Transplant Type - Kidney
In 2009, Arbedale was hospitalized and nearly lost her life, as her kidneys were functioning at just 7%. She has since been diagnosed with a blood disorder that has damaged her kidneys, and doctors now say a kidney transplant is essential. While awaiting her transplant, she endures regular dialysis treatments, which take a toll on her survival.
This has been a difficult time for Arbedale and her family, especially her two sons, who simply want to see their mother well again. Before her health began to decline, she led an active life and loved water aerobics, taking walks, traveling and bowling. Sadly, her activities are extremely limited these days because she’s often weak and exhausted. After receiving her transplant, she looks forward to traveling to see family and enjoying the things she has missed for the last five years. More than anything, she wants to live a normal life again, but right now, she needs your help. - See more at: http://patients.transplants.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=485635&supid=419751506#sthash.GQAhlU1M.dpuf
In 2009, Arbedale was hospitalized and nearly lost her life, as her kidneys were functioning at just 7%. She has since been diagnosed with a blood disorder that has damaged her kidneys, and doctors now say a kidney transplant is essential. While awaiting her transplant, she endures regular dialysis treatments, which take a toll on her survival.
This has been a difficult time for Arbedale and her family, especially her two sons, who simply want to see their mother well again. Before her health began to decline, she led an active life and loved water aerobics, taking walks, traveling and bowling. Sadly, her activities are extremely limited these days because she’s often weak and exhausted. After receiving her transplant, she looks forward to traveling to see family and enjoying the things she has missed for the last five years. More than anything, she wants to live a normal life again, but right now, she needs your help. - See more at: http://patients.transplants.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=485635&supid=419751506#sthash.GQAhlU1M.dpuf
Transplant Type - Kidney
In 2009, Arbedale was hospitalized and nearly lost her life, as her kidneys were functioning at just 7%. She has since been diagnosed with a blood disorder that has damaged her kidneys, and doctors now say a kidney transplant is essential. While awaiting her transplant, she endures regular dialysis treatments, which take a toll on her survival.
This has been a difficult time for Arbedale and her family, especially her two sons, who simply want to see their mother well again. Before her health began to decline, she led an active life and loved water aerobics, taking walks, traveling and bowling. Sadly, her activities are extremely limited these days because she’s often weak and exhausted. After receiving her transplant, she looks forward to traveling to see family and enjoying the things she has missed for the last five years. More than anything, she wants to live a normal life again, but right now, she needs your help. - See more at: http://patients.transplants.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=485635&supid=419751506#sthash.GQAhlU1M.dpuf
In 2009, Arbedale was hospitalized and nearly lost her life, as her kidneys were functioning at just 7%. She has since been diagnosed with a blood disorder that has damaged her kidneys, and doctors now say a kidney transplant is essential. While awaiting her transplant, she endures regular dialysis treatments, which take a toll on her survival.
This has been a difficult time for Arbedale and her family, especially her two sons, who simply want to see their mother well again. Before her health began to decline, she led an active life and loved water aerobics, taking walks, traveling and bowling. Sadly, her activities are extremely limited these days because she’s often weak and exhausted. After receiving her transplant, she looks forward to traveling to see family and enjoying the things she has missed for the last five years. More than anything, she wants to live a normal life again, but right now, she needs your help. - See more at: http://patients.transplants.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=485635&supid=419751506#sthash.GQAhlU1M.dpuf
http://patients.transplants.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=485635&supid=419751506
OR You can also make a Donation directly to the site above. This lady needs serious dollars to save her life. Won't you help!
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