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Geralyn,
I shared this with Faith Community Nurses. They often are a supportive person or a receiver of support as you describe. This am I walked with my friend Arlene. It is her sister’s wedding anniversary. Valentine’s wedding is so sweet. Her husband died 22 years ago. Arlene called her to show her care today. Her sister was looking at her wedding pictures. And she was having a cookie! for breakfast on a china plate from her wedding china, thinking of her love and her wedding day and her life with her husband. Wow, made me think, yes, people have ways of celebrating the love they do share and the love shared when one is gone, and it is so touching that love is so strong and memories are a blessing and traditions are a blessing.
So lovely to hear.
Thank you for stirring ideas for us.
Annette
Annette, what a great example of beautiful love and ministry. Thank you for your incredible and profound ways you are Christ’s love to others. And, thank you inspiring me with this example. Believe n love, geralyn
ReplyI really appreciate my late husband, Joe’s, cousin sharing your website. You are right, these are difficult times along with anniversaries, birthdays, Christmas, etc. My love will be gone one year March 4. This is the second time I’ve lost someone. The only thing I’ve learned is that I know I will survive.
ReplyMary, I am so sorry for the death of your beloved Joe. I will be especially praying for you do these most holy of days we being today. May the joy of the resurrection provide you some comfort until you are united in our heavenly home. Blessings to you Mary.
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