关于“希望”的英语故事。

妈妈希望我能忘记烦恼的事情 用英语怎么说~

My mother hopes that i can forget worried things.

I hope I would never have suffered such displeasure
experience.“希望不再”就要用到虚拟语气

"A STORY OF HOPE"

by Lila Jane Givens Miller

"Hope is a thing with feathers that perches in the soul and sings the tune without the words and never stops at all."-Emily Dickinson

When you are diagnosed with cancer, you go through a myriad of feelings, am I going to live, how long will I live, how bad is it and the list goes on and on. A year before I was diagnosed my mother-in-law had succumbed to breast cancer after battling it for a year. My aunt on my mother's side had been diagnosed a few years before but suffered no ill effects and succumbed from Parkinson's disease and not cancer.

I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1993, then my mother's other sister was diagnosed and then my brother's wife was diagnosed. It was like breast cancer had invaded every aspect of my life. So many thoughts went through my head. I also wondered how could this be, was there any more of it in our family that I did not know about.

Yes, there was, I found out as I began talking with my mother. My maternal great-grandmother had died of breast cancer in the late 1800's before there was much known about cancer at all, much less breast cancer. I found out about other cousins on my mother's side of the family that had also been through the breast cancer experience, one of which was 16 years old at the time but it did not defeat her as she is in her seventies now. But there is one cousin whose story has brought me more hope and inspiration than I can ever imagine for hers is truly what I call a "story of hope". Emma was diagnosed with breast cancer when she was 33 years old. The cancer was in one of her lymph glands, which resulted in a very radical mastectomy. "There was no chemotherapy back then, only the knife," she said. Talking about her cancer is not something that comes easily for her.

"A long time ago people were ashamed," she says. Which is why she said most people died because they "waited too late." Emma said, "I can remember when I went into surgery, there were so many young doctors there to watch the operation." The doctors told her that she was cut so terribly that she was in the hospital for six weeks.

After she had the surgery, there were no follow-up treatments, only a few x-rays. "I didn't heal for eight months and I finally had to go to New Orleans. I could not do anything with my arm. I had it strapped down to my side but it didn't bother me," she says. Emma would not believe the doctors when they told her she would not be able to use her arm again,so she began to exercise the arm herself (and this was long before we had Reach to Recovery volunteers to tell us to exercise our arms).

Her husband helped her to raise her arm every day and she eventually regained use of it. After Emma had the first cancer, another cancer was found in her remaining breast, and she had to have a second mastectomy. So then she had to go through all the fears of cancer again. Some years later her husband died and she was left to raise their sons all alone. Emma has done a little bit of everything from working in the fields, helping run the dairy farm that they owned and finally teaching 4th grade for 40 years. Cancer never got in her way. Emma says that she had an aunt die of cancer and credits that for saving her own life. The aunt that she speaks of is my great-grandmother whom I spoke of earlier in this article. There have been other cancer survivors in her immediate family since. Her granddaughter was a survivor of over 20 years and also two great-granddaughters who have survived melanoma and Hodgkins disease. I am sure her story has given them much hope too. "I know science will find a cure someday" she has said.

Emma is the one that keeps me hopeful year after year since my diagnosis. For what I have saved till now is truly the best part of the story for Emma was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 33 in 1928 and today in 2001, Emma is 106 years of age and a 73-year Breast Cancer Survivor.

“希望”的故事,

Givens由丽拉简·米勒

“希望,就是有羽毛它栖息在灵魂之中,唱着无词的曲调,也不会停止。”-Emily狄金森

当你被诊断患有癌症,你经历过无数的感情,我去生活,我还能活多久,有多糟单子可以继续。一年前我被诊断的我岳母了死于乳腺癌病魔后这一年。我的阿姨在妈妈的球队是几年前诊断,但没有受伤,被影响从帕金森病和不是癌症。

我被诊断出患了乳癌1993年,然后我母亲的各兄弟被诊断出,然后我的哥哥的妻求诊。它就像乳腺癌入侵的每个方面我的生活。这么多的谈到了在我的脑海里。我也不知道这是怎么能有更多的资讯科技在我们家,我不知道。

是的,有,我发现,我开始和我的母亲。我的母亲的曾祖母死于乳腺癌的1800年晚些时候之前知道有许多癌症,更乳腺癌。我发现其他表兄弟在我母亲这一方面家庭的也通过乳腺癌出现,其中之一是16岁了,但是这并不能打败她,因为她在她的70多岁了。但有一个表兄的情况使我更希望和灵感比我能想像她的是真正的我所谓的”的故事的希望”。艾玛被诊断患上了乳腺癌当她是33岁。癌症是在她的淋巴腺,导致一个很彻底的乳房切除术”。“没有化疗那时,只有刀,”她说。谈论她的癌症是来得很容易的事情。

“很久以前,人们都惭愧了,”她说。这就是为什么她说大多数人死的原因是他们“等得太迟了。”艾玛说:“我记得当我走进手术,有很多年轻的医生在那看手术。”医生告诉她,她是这么可怕的减少,她是在医院呆了六个星期。

她做了手术,没有后续治疗,只有为数不多的x射线。“我不医治进行了8个月,最后我不得不去新奥尔良。我没办法与我的胳膊。在我下到我的身边,而它没有打扰我,”她说。艾玛不会相信医生当他们告诉她不能够使用她的手臂再一次,因此她开始锻炼臂自己之前的很长一段时间,这是我们已经达到回收志愿者告诉我们锻炼我们的手臂)。

她的丈夫帮助举起她的手臂每一天,她终于恢复使用它的人。艾玛生后第一个癌症(另一癌症被发现在她剩余的乳房,孩子哭了,她就生第二个乳房切除术”。所以她不得不穿过所有癌症的恐惧了。过了几年,她丈夫去世后,她被留下提高他们的儿子独自一人。埃玛花了一点,内容五花八门,从在地里干活,帮助运行牛奶,他们拥有和最后教学4年级的已达40年之久。癌症从未到过的路。艾玛说她姑妈死于癌症、信贷,救了自己的生活。阿姨,她说的是我的曾祖母谁早些时候我跟他说了这篇文章。已经有其他的癌症幸存者自己直系家庭中开始的。她的孙女是20多年的幸存者以及两中幸存great-granddaughters治疗黑色素瘤及Hodgkins疾病。我相信她的故事也给了他们多大希望。“我知道科学就会找到一种治愈某一天”她说。

艾玛是不断我希望的一年又一年,因为我的诊断。为我所保存到现在确实是最好的故事的一部分为艾玛被诊断出患了癌症33岁在1928年,今天在2001年,爱玛是106岁,拥有73-year乳腺癌的幸存者。

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