I decided that I liked another suggestion better; instead of quitting the journal I'm moving it. If you'd like to keep walking along this road with me, please feel welcome. I covet your prayers and your company. You might just keep me from losing my mind with grief. But, if this is all a little too fishbowlish for you, please feel free to not look in.
Good reports:
-- I'm still not smoking, almost two weeks now.
-- I haven't cried at school this week (moist eyes don't count, right?).
-- Grace and I went to the store and bought healthy food.
I think I'm beginning to give myself permission to think about something other than my broken heart and David's absence for hours at a time. I'm glad to know that I can still focus well at school this way.
Six more days until Winter Break, but who's counting?
xxoo
On the morning of Nov. 2, 2009 my sweet son David suffered a major brain aneurysm. He died on November 14. This page was created by me, David's mom, as a therapy for working through grief and for staying connected to the many friends who have carried David's family through our great loss. For those who wish to read the beginning of David's story, a daily account from MCV while his doctors and nurses fought to save him, it may still be found at www.caringbridge.org/visit/davidfetty.
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Karen,
ReplyDeleteI am glad to see that you are doing this! I still pray for you and think of you often. Again, know that if you ever need to talk to someone who knows what you are going through, I am just a phone call away.
240-753-3474
Sending hugs.
Briget
Thanks for the link, Karen. Your release from smoking will bring you many blessings, but I know it is a difficult path to follow. Yet you know whom you have believed, and are persuaded that this One is able to keep that which you've committed until the Coming Day (2 Tim. 1:12). See you Sunday. Bob Blinn
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