Saturday, December 5, 2009

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Today I was looking at photo albums of my family.

was looking for some pictures of my kids to put on my desk.

Today I realized, painfully, that these albums have spaces of time in the life of my daughter, that we have lost all.

In the last photographs, which we treasured, she is 18, 19 years ... no more.

Then ... the void ... a great amount of time that now it hurts ...

" Why not have pictures of her?

I ask and I answer to myself, because then came the endless days of dealing with it, argue with her, without understanding us that she loved another woman, without being able to put aside our prejudices and our fears ... demanding a path that was not hers.

demanded a place in the family photos .... A place that was empty because of our intransigence, by our lack of ability to open our minds and simply understand it, love it, respect it.

The pages in the albums of family photographs and may not ever be filled.

These pages will be empty and painful way.

To make me always remember that I was stupid, that we were fools, her father and I, and I share this pain and experience, that this absurd nonsense is not never taken up by other parents of gay children.

The memory that brings about the photographs is invaluable and is a treasure, pleasant or not, we should not underestimate ever.

Monday, October 26, 2009

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Photo Album Coming out of


"Coming Out" ...

What looked so beautiful and so terrible that it is used, because it means freedom and jail time.

means that people living hidden, and when they decide as they are displayed as they want to be, "come out"

How terrible to be living "stuck in a closet" confined, imprisoned ... see the world only through a slot from entering the air and light ... dreaming of the world "outside" ... seeking live in that world as anyone else ...

And is that each and everyone has the right to live in the outside world, and not locked in a closet!

particularly understand this term because when I was a little girl of ten years and lived in a hotel my parents' house one evening I had to hide in a closet in an old hotel room ... for an older man wanted to rape me ... I hid there and in there I was sweating cold, with a beating heart to millions per hour .... a panic, almost breathless, wanting to scream and yell even knowing nobody would listen ... and while knowing that if he shouted the man would know where I was .... So I stay quiet for the terror until he decided to leave because long after I found out, the hotel porter, fortunately for me, had begun to clean the rooms ...

I imagine ourselves living in that closet ... what ... what madness and terror and fear and humiliation vomit and urine and mourn ... and all at the same time.

I know how terrible it is to be hidden in a closet. ... And because of that, one day I could understand the scale and grandeur those who can say

Finally, I left the closet! ... And everything you say my own daughter who loves another woman.

No greater gift than knowing free, free of fear, prejudice, terror-free ... and me too, beside her, and forever.