For some reason I can’t shake the idea of life imitating art in the last few weeks. Do you remember the movie, Moonstruck? Think back twenty years…
Johnny Cammareri (played by Danny Aiello) must leave his fiancé, Loretta Castorini (played by Cher), to visit his dying mother in Sicily. He arrives to find people holding prayerful vigil over her frail body. Miraculously, the mother makes a recovery now that her son has come to visit.
After a stream of visits from family, friends, nuns, priests, puppies, and neighbors, my mother’s condition has improved for now and we are grateful for this time we have had together as a family. It has been quite a rollercoaster that seemingly has no end, but for now things are somewhat stable. Although things remain emotionally difficult, the physical and medical needs are being addressed at home.
Unfortunately, none of us have enjoyed a steamy encounter with one of the Cammareri brothers, we have felt the love from all the prayers and well wishes from friends and family both near and far. Thank you so much for your support and continued prayers.
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
That's Amore
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These are the hands of women who have cared for each other, nurtured each other, loved each other.
These are the hands of women who have blessed each other, served each other, treated each other with respect.
These are the hands of the mother and daughters who have prayed together, played together, and stayed together.
These are the hands of the women who have worked hard to keep family bonds unbroken and have shared traditions and faith.
These are the hands of women who have blessed each other, served each other, treated each other with respect.
These are the hands of the mother and daughters who have prayed together, played together, and stayed together.
These are the hands of the women who have worked hard to keep family bonds unbroken and have shared traditions and faith.
These are the hands of the sisters who hold their loving and courageous mother in prayer right now.
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This is my story about being diagnosed with breast cancer at age 39. I thought I was out of the woods, but four years late it came back. This is my quest to be a two-time survivor.
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Location: Southern California, USA
This is my story about being diagnosed with breast cancer at age 39. I thought I was out of the woods, but four years late it came back. This is my quest to be a two-time survivor.
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