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Beverly Taff's wife is in hospital suffering from an incurable brain tumor. They have operated and removed all they can get of the tumor. Beverly is such a good person and I would like to ask all of you, whatever your faith or beliefs, to send prayers and good wishes to Beverly and her wife.
Bev is a great writer and a good friend.
Thank you all.
Catherine Linda Michel
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Oh my...
...of course! God bless her and her wife.
Love, Andrea Lena
Totally
I met Bev for the first time 3 weekends ago at Gabycon, her wife came but had better things to do than ride with us. Her sig line says she is "growing old disgracefully" but there's much more to her than that.
So I'm standing next to Cathy asking you to send as much positive thingies to Bev as you can spare.
Hugs
Cat
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You can't choose your relatives but you can choose your family.
praying hard for Bev's wife
wish I could do more
But of course
they both have my prayers and hugs.
Grover
Please add my name to the list
I am thinking positive thoughts, that peace be yours Bev, and strength.
with love,
Hope
Once in a while I bare my soul, more often my soles bear me.
I will add both of them to my prayer list
I don't know her, but I will keep her in my prayers.
Bill Durr
Done
And Done.
HUGS
and more hugs
Hugs, Fran
Please get better, Mrs.Beverly Taft
Along with all the others, my prayers are with Beverly and her wife, and I am praying for Mrs. Taft, and for the health care professionals who are caring for her, and that the decisions they make will be those that will help her regain her normal state of health.
Don't let someone else talk you out of your dreams. How can we have dreams come true, if we have no dreams?
Katrina Gayle "Stormy" Storm
I've had the privilege
of meeting Helen, Bev's wife, a few times at Gaycons; she's a delightful lady with a sparkling personality and good sense of humour - she'd need it with Bev. I've known of this for a few days now and it has saddened me greatly. I have them both in my thoughts at this difficult time.
Angharad
I send hugs
and more hugs and positive thoughts.
Beverly seems like such a lovely lady and I adore her writing...
xx
Amy
My prayers for both of you!
I pray that all will be well.
Maren
There are not words,
But she is in my prayers.
Prayers
My prayers for Beverly's wife and peace and comfort for Beverly.
Love and hugs, Sarah Ann
Beverly...
So sorry to hear of this. You are both definitely in the thoughts of myself and my family and we wish for you the best that might be.
Stay strong Bev. ((hugs))
Abby
My prayers...
are with both. I don't know either personally (my loss!), but that cannot stop me from expressing my hope that all goes well.
Susana Quemada
All my hopes and prayers
All my hopes and prayers
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My prayers and thoughts are with you.
We've already spoken, so I would just like to remind you that should I be able to offer you any support, please do let me know. I will check on you from time to time, but I know that you will be quite busy with your wife.
Much Peace
Gwendolyn
Good wishes
Lots of people here are thinking about you and your wife, Bev, and wishing you both the best.
Hugs,
Erin
= Give everyone the benefit of the doubt because certainty is a fragile thing that can be shattered by one overlooked fact.
I am sending positive
I am sending positive thoughts, wishes, and love to Bev and her wife.
Kris
{I leave a trail of Kudos as I browse the site. Be careful where you step!}
My very best wishes to all
My very best wishes to all concerned.
Thank you so much everybody.
My beloved wife of 38 years has come home after the operation to remove 90% of the tumour from her brain. I will be looking after her at home until I am no longer able and she needs more intensive, professional attention. During her time at home, the Chemotherapy and Radiotherapy start this week and that will involve daily visits to Singleton Hospital as per her clinical needs for the next 12 weeks, and possibly longer.
Sadly, even this intensive treatment will do no more than delay the inevitable end for the cancer is a grade 4 tumour and brutally aggressive. She is frightened and distressed by such devastating news.
Once again, thank you for your thoughts.
Needless to say, my input into BC activities will be severely reduced during these distressing times.
Bev.