Diane Bilansky Biography

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“Being strong praying leaning on family friends all what Diane Bilansky had to do with the day she had found her husband had been in a terrible accident and would lose his leg.” Diane Bilansky found out her husband had lost his leg in a terrible accident. While working at Hamburg State Center. He had a large object fall on his leg and was on his way to reading hospital. He would need surgery and have his leg removed. She said this was one of the hardest days of her life . All he was doing was working hard trying to make a living.

In her early life she went through a unthinkable hardship. At age 8 she lost her father in a mining accident. She said this was the worst memory of her life. This day was a day she will never forget from the weather to what time she found out. In highschool she had a Science teacher named Sister Marion who really helped her think that nursing was the career for her. So after high
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Soon after she retired and he retired with a grandchild on the way but something sad happened the baby died in my moms stomach. But later with a second on the way Diane found out that her husband had breast cancer. But it was only a small tumor and was easy to cut out. So her husband did survive and now the resid in Wyomissing PA. Diane now 74 is still well but has had knee trouble but is still being an influence on me and a great role model.

In conclusion Diane:strong/brave::firefighter:tiger. Also she is as quick on her feet like Mowgli. She has had many good thing and bad thing in her life but she has never said I quit she has always found a way to deal with her next challenge.
“Being strong praying leaning on family friends all what Diane Bilansky had to do with the day she had found her husband had been in a terrible accident and would lose his leg.” This would be terribly hard but she would make it through and live a happy life with her

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