"THERE IS STILL HOPE"

"THERE IS STILL HOPE"

A Poem by Melissa Darsey
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Although I'm going through this awful, incurable condition, I'm still not giving up hope.

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**My doctor confirmed my condition, during our telephone call one day,
It's known as Peripheral Neuropathy, & it's nothing like I thought it would be.
It's progressive & incurable, affecting my nerves in every way,
And I still can't fully process, that this is actually happening to me.
**Plus I cannot believe, all the torture this condition can do,
The number one thing that scares me, is that it's going to destroy my nerves.
Also taking my motor functions, & my sensory to feeling too,
For this is one condition, that nobody on Earth deserves.
**So now with a better understanding, that I may never be rid of this curse,
I'll have to discover new ways, on how to be able to live with this & cope.
In a sense I've come to accept it, though uncertain of how it gets worse,
But as long as I keep pushing forward, I'll know that there's still hope.
©2021 Melissa Darsey

© 2021 Melissa Darsey


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You're a strong person and with God's help and your attitude you will always have hope. Prayer to you!!

Posted 2 Years Ago


A very strong and brave spirit with an unshakable optimistic view of life that is an inspiration. Your loved ones are truly graced to have you in their lives showing them how to truly live despite adversity. Thank you for sharing your poem with us Melissa and also inspiring us with your bravery.

Posted 2 Years Ago



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Added on December 4, 2021
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Melissa Darsey
Melissa Darsey

Arlington, TX



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I am a 39 year old mother of one beautiful daughter who is my life. I am also an EXTREMELY PASSIONATE POETESS. more..

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