Donna Rogers's Comments

Hello Donna,
Thank you for your friendship. As I read your profile, I was so moved. When I was ten, I saw my father shoot himself. It took me decades to heal because no one was there to help with the pain. I know that because of your courage, people will heal so much faster. You are a blessing!

Hello Donna, my new friend.

God Bless and much success with your heartfelt book.

It takes a strong woman to go through what you did and then write about it in order to help others. You are one of the special ones.

Donna, thanks for the invite and for sharing your experience to help others. God bless.

Hi Donna,
Thansk for the invite.
Your book as painful as it is, is a wonderful gift to other families. My son has ADD and extreme panic. He was in bad way not too long ago. Even all my nursing experience , 17 years , this is a very painful experience.
I wish you well, I wish you all healing.
your book is much needed .

all the best
Dawnny

Donna,

Hope your book project continues to provide some healing for you and yours and is a blessing to others.

Dear Donna,

After reading your profile I struggled to find the right words to express just how much I respect and admire you. I hope you and your family will find some peace in knowing your book will undoubtedly serve as a tool for others to learn and grow. I'm proud to network with you and look forward to hearing more from you.

Dear Donna,

I am pleased to be your friend. You are a very brave womanto face your daughter's suicide head on and deal with it the wayo you did.

Regards,
Val

thanks for the invite, do you have anyone who handles your marketing and promotions?

My pleasure Donna :)
Thank-you!

Hello donna,
I commend you for sharing your story, however difficult. Do you find that telling your story helps you keep your daughter alive? I know that is the case with speakers we have at our DUI Impact Panels. One one hand it's very hard but on the other hand it's so important.
Peace out,
Jim

Hi Donna,
Thanks for the invite. I'm so sorry to learn about the circumstances surrounding your inspiration to write your book. I know it couldn't have been an easy process, but sometimes sorting through things actually does lend clarity. I hope you have found peace through your journey. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Many blessings,
Bren

Hi Donna -- I just saw that you invited me into your friend network and I would be honoured. I popped into your site to see who you were and have only read a little to feel your sorrow...which I hope you are or have been finding little ways to release or cope or just to find a moment here and there of calm or peace. My name "Samadhi" means "being in the moment" -- that's why I chose it; Samadhi reminds me to "call my Spirit back" if I wander too far down a dark path. I look forward to sharing our journeys and I would like to ask my first favour of you....would you pop into my site and watch the video? May it give you a peace and strength in this moment to see all love around you...enjoy!!

Hi Donna, thanks so much for the invitation. Wow, what a heart-wrenching story, that must have taken much strength and courage to share with the world. It will help a great many people. I look forward to browsing your website and reading everything in depth. And I look forward to talking with you soon!
Brenda
www.brendablackburn.com

To view my Sept. newsletter/podcast on inner faith see: http://brendablackburn.com/newsletter/sept-2007.php .

Thanks for the invitation.

Kathleen

Hi Donna :)
Thanks! For the invite to be friends.
Hope your enjoying your day!

Thanks,Donna.
I hope to find encouragement from reading your book. as soon as I read it, I would like to share my thoughts about the book itself, and the issue of bipolar/manic depression, if it's fine by you.
Stay strong and encouraged.
Glover.

Donna, I did not mention this earlier but my mom struggled with depression after she was diagnosed with Lupus and already had some other serious health issues. It seemed she was in and out of ER and even attempted suicide. I flew home to be with her for a few months after that until Lupus went internal and her organs shut down. None of can ever understand the mind of a person who attempts suicide-like our friend wrote to you earlier, her daughter did not know why she attempted but she survived.

I trust your book will receive wide distribution and be a source of strength and courage for many who walk the same path. Blessings.

Hi Donna,
Thank you for the invitation. If you read my bio you saw that bipolar was my enemy too. Unbelievably devastating disease to fight against. We both know this.
I made it out but I had some sort of quasi-suicide moment that left me in a two week coma before I did. Bipolar just devours souls; both the victim's and the family's.
Get in touch with me if you'd like to know how to avoid this ever happening with your granddaughter. I have a son and I watch him closely too. He's got my genes so...
But I have a tool to combat the illness before it even arrives. It gave me my life back and will make sure my son never even knows this kind of pain.
Please go to my page again and watch my newest video entitled "You're bipolar and your meds have failed". I think it will be an eye opener for you.
Take care,
Ken
www.ittakesgutstobeme.com

Thanks for the invitation. It was great hearing from you.

WOW! what a story. My heart goes out to you.

If you have time sometime, check out my blog at http://theauthor2.blogstream.com