Written in memory of my first husband’s passing nineteen years ago, I share my observations of the courage it takes to look ahead in the shadow of illness. A week after John died, my beloved niece was getting married. Of course the timing was rough and my not attending would have been an … [Read more...]
The Purse
One of my beloved friends was sitting next to me in the back seat of our car. We had driven her to the local Walgreens so she could pick up a prescription. She opened the door, retrieved her purse and left, promising a quick return. As she exited, holding her bag, I could not help notice how thin … [Read more...]
Even with a Broken Heart
My friend Kate became a widow three weeks ago. We just received a beautiful “thank you” note from her that truly allows us to see into her soul. She is one of those I like to call, “the lucky ones.” Her life centered around one man, one marriage, and one family conceived in love. Now that is a … [Read more...]
The Rear Window
As they rolled my gurney down the hallway, I looked up and saw bright neon lights. There were two people pushing me as we rounded several corners. I closed my eyes in prayer realizing that I could be very ill. My life pictures played in my head as I conversed with God. The prayer rested on my … [Read more...]
How Will I Live Without You?
This favorite letter truly captures FOREVER LOVE... My dearest friend, I remember walking with John on a cold Sunday afternoon in early January. When I look back, it was the year before he got sick. Twilight was setting in as the temperature started to drop. We were not cold because our walk … [Read more...]
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