I knew how privileged I was when I came home with a 
diagnosis you did not turn your eyes away from – you 
say ‘no fear, we’ll tackle it as we tackled the allergy’; 
you’re here with no indication you’d have wanted a 
wonderful, prettier, younger replacement for me
You see us as a team, as we were when Nici fell ill, 
when Tiaan cried feeling life meaningless – thus we 
discovered his allergy; tonight we prepare the meal 
together, you as captain, I your bo’sun and off we 
go on this trip discovering life – thank you for not
Throwing me away when it transpired I’ m not 100%
well; your integrity’s a shining light, your presence 
makes the world a brighter place; even the physician 
acknowledges you in her tests – thank you so much, 
thank you for loving the kids and I like you do – 
Not half-heartedly, not trying to keep things back for 
yourself but absolutely, giving everything – so much 
so you shut out the world – it is a new concept to me 
yet it makes sense; you’re such a passionate person, 
how could it be otherwise
16 April 2013
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