Elise's Diary

[genko_b]

Hi Elise:

It's so good to hear from you here again, and great to hear that you are out of the hospital and everyone can be at home.

But that's too bad about the kids at school being bullies. At least the school is taking it seriously. It can be very hurtful when people say mean things, even if you know they are not true. By the way, it is fine to have a friend that is a boy. The most important thing is to have friends who understand you and treat you well, otherwise they are not real friends. Those of us who have illnesses like we do can understand each other pretty well, so that's a good start. I hope you think of all of us at Sjogren's World as friends too.

Well take care and have a great weekend with your family. It sounds like you have some fun things planned. And come back and visit us here - we always love hearing from you.

Genko

[Cricket]

Dear Elise

I am so glad to hear that you are home from the hospital, they are no fun.  Iam sorry to hear that you are getting bullied.  I used to get bullied alot in school, but my school did nothing about it.   I know it is very hard to stand up to bullies, but if anyone could get past this it is you.  You are strong, courageous, have a sense of humor and are a great person.  You have been through more than they will ever go through, and that makes you a fighter and a strong young woman.

I will pray for you.
Love
    Cricket

[Dolly Dimples]

  Well done girl!!
                Hey after what you been through, whats a couple of bullies?
                                    Stay strong,  all our Prayers are with you.
                                                      Hugs Dolly

[elise]

thanks everyone

[lynnmarie219]

Wow! 101 days in the hospital....I can certainly understand why you wanted to get home but also how you will miss some of the friends you made there after all of that time!

As far as the bullies...I'm glad that you and your dad stood up to them....and I'm glad that you didn't stoop to her level when Ellie was being mean to you in school and on the computer. Don't back down to bullies but don't act like them either...that will make them the maddest of all....lol!

As far as having a friend that is a boy...yes indeed...that's not a bad thing...nothing wrong with that at all. I have had a friend that is a boy (well a man now) for over 25 years. We know just about everything about each even though we now live far away each other. We have been through so many good times and bad times together and are very close. It's a wonderful friendship and very special...so no...nothing wrong with having a boy for a friend! 

Hang in there Elise...and IM glad that you are home now! Enjoy your weekend and  your pizza. I absolutely LOVE pizza!

[elise]

Yesterday i had my chemotherapy, it made me anxious because last time i had my chemo, the fith time they thought they had the canula in and my whole hand puffed up!

But Dr Dan, Well he got the canula in first time and i got home at half 7 !!

im getting more stressed than usual im just really worried, i dont know whats happening to me!?

[elise]

i left my primary school last tthursday, was so upsetting , we were all crying [ the girls] and the boys were just looking arund in assembaly laughing XD
But i had my t-shirt signed
i cant wait to start my new secondary school!! i love the uniform mum and dad were like " i cant believe your growing up so fast" im just  like " i know "
On facebook, i sent an email to my friends to send them letters to keep in touch [ to the ones that arn't going to the same secondary school as me" and they havnt replied yet lol

im making my own book too ! I keep posting for my story to be in magazines but they arnt publishing them!?!

[Scottietottie]

Hi Elise 

It's a big step going from primary school to secondary school but I really think you will take it in your stride! Liking the uniform is a good start! 

I'm sure your friends will get back to you too. Real friends do. You'll meet loads of new people at the secondary school too and make friends there.

Lots of writers get rejected before they finally get things published! Good luck with that too.

Take care - Scottie 

[SassieCat]

Elise,

I have to agree with your parents, my you are growing up so fast.  I think you'll like secondary school, after a few weeks it will seem like you've been there forever. 

I can understand the stressing part too, I think that comes with getting a little older and growing.  Knowing that you'll be able to get a little bit of a grip on it and deal with things.  Just look at all you've been though already, you're such a brave little gal already.

A "BOOK", how sweet is that!  I am so happy that you're giving it the effort.  How many fans have you already?  I know I've read every thread and still enjoy hearing how you've come along.  You're my own little personal heroine.  When it gets published, please save some to sign for your fans!  lol 

Many hugs 

[elise]

thankyou guys

[lynnmarie219]

Hi Elise,

Oh yes....moving on to new school is both scary and exciting at the same time...but you all of a people will be able to do it just fine! You will keep some of your old friends and make many new ones...its all part of life and growing up!

Hang in there my friend...and save me a copy of that book when you write it too....I would also like to buy a "signed" copy of it!

Hugs to you.....

[elise]

Friday was my chemo... its my last time next month!!!!!!!!


im so excited to go to my new school

[Scottietottie]

Hi elise 

That will be nice - seeing the back of your chemo!

I hope you thoroughly enjoy your new school and make lots of new friends. Not long now!

Take care - Scottie 

[elise]

Thanks

my sister and cousin is in the same school so it eased my mind a little bit. 

me and dad are baking the cake at the moment, haha.

im having my injection tomorrow

[Bucky]

Elise . . . . how exciting going to a new school.  Having your sister and cousin there will help too. 

Cake? . . Yum . . . I love cake!  Eat a piece for me.   

Hope your injection doesn't hurt too much for you tomorrow.  Although, you are a strong young lady and have been through so many shots, etc. that this probably won't bother you at all.  You're very brave.  We're proud of you!

Take each day, one at a time. 

Make new friends, but keep the old - one is silver and the other gold.  (This was a little song we use to sing in Girl Scouts.)

Hugs,
Bucky