Angel of Hope
The Angel of Hope
I often think about how much hope comes to play when dealing with mesh complications. Without hope many of us would have given up on any future. However, hope and family plays two very important roles in how we deal with our lives.
Almost a year ago, early this year, I was with my daughter and saw a basket in a store with left over Christmas decorations. In it was a lighted tree top angel that was squashed and looked bad, but she was 90% off and the price was $1.49. Someone else would have passed this up thinking there was no salvaging such a pitiful angel, but not me. I saw a mesh angel that would be a symbol of Hope.
After I got home, I removed all her crumpled garments and glue and found the lightedworkings worked perfectly, but needed trimming to remove any damage. Then I decided to think about how I was going to give her new life. Almost a year later I worked on her and she now sparkles and exudes all the hope and light of a Mesh Angel.
I used three kinds of mesh fabric, from soft to stiff and she is now a renewed Angel, full of Hope and promise.
I have often thought about how much Hope plays an important role and two years ago I wrote the following poem.
Hope is a ray of sunshine
That warms us from the sky
Lifting us from sadness
And thoughts “I wonder why?”
‘H’ is for the happiness
That’s often felt as glee
‘O’ is for an orange glow
We feel and sometimes see
‘P’ is for perfection
When hope is kept alive
‘E’ is for elation
We feel it deep inside
The sky has much to offer
On days when you can’t cope
Find that ray of sunshine
And seek your piece of hope
Linda Kilpatrick
So regardless of your struggle through the process of mesh removal surgeries and healing, never lose Hope is the message I always reminded myself through my long journey of suffering. I hope you won’t give up either and will find your ray of Hope.
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