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Let The Storms Rage Around You

21 May

Twisting, turning, boiling.  The chaos swirls around.  A child testing all authority.  A friend in a health crisis.  My mom's birthday.  Laundry, dishes.  Friction in the home.  Graduation looming.  Memories that bring searing pain.  So many things to pull me under.  So many distractions to draw my focus from the One answer.  Deep grief weighing heavily.  Change on the horizon.  So much change.  I can not quiet the raging pace of life.  I can not control the responses of all around ... View Post

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death of a child, faith, forgiveness, hope, order out of chaos, the work of grief

Grief Is Work And It Takes Time

28 Apr

Some days the breathing is hard.  As if I take a breath and all will spill over.  The breath that will split the scar.  The ache that lies just beneath the surface.  Day after day.  The missing.  The longing.  One more word.  One more hug.  A future.  Where would he be right now?  How is he feeling?  I want to be numb.  I don't want to feel the pain.  It sears and burns.  This thought line is in vain.  It leaves an emptiness that can never be filled.  These desires unfulfilled; this side of ... View Post

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21 months of missing, death, faith, God's promises, grace, hope, living our faith, love, the work of grief

Those Ancient Words

4 Jan

. The Ancient Words Helping.  Spreading hope.  Our compass.  Guiding and encouraging.  Truth.  And a reminder in a song.  Those words are holy.  Handed down through generations.  Faithful ones, sharing their journey.  Changing us.  Molding us into the children we were created to be.  The sustenance in my life.  Evermore so these past 17 and a half months.  When time stopped. The Ancient Word breathing life.  Word by word.  Though by thought.  Reminder by reminder.  The Captain at the ... View Post

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Ancient Word, Bible reading, faith, farm family, God, hope, loss of a child, the work of grief

For 17 Months Our Hearts Have Been Held By; God, A Community and Family, We Are So Grateful

28 Dec

A silent, still night.  The ache  remains.  Even after 17 months.  2 birthday's. 2 Christmases.  And much in between.  A loneliness along with the  ache.  I have lost my  child.  Our  family so changed.  And sometimes I feel lonely. I feel like I was part way through a really great book,  one I have loved  to read.  And now the rest of the book is gone.  Never to be finished.  Year One, you are numb when you decorate the Christmas Tree.  The Ornaments, they leave you gasping ... View Post

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death, faith in times of trouble, farm family, grief during the Holidays, hope, life after the death of a child, loss of a child, praise, the work of grief

I Have A Son, Who Is Rejoicing With The King of Kings

22 Dec

Facebook posts declare it.  Pictures show it.  Families reunited.  Students returning home from college for the holidays.  Church is full of those boys and girls; home.  It is Lessons and Carols, a beautiful service,  celebrating the birth and coming Savior. There is excitement and hugs.  Joy.  I am numb.  I sit and literally focus on breathing in and out.  The hollowness overpowering. My boy is not coming home.  While I am grateful for those happy, sweet reunions.  I can't experience that.  And I so long to.  My boy ... View Post

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Being Jesus in a hurting world, grief during the Holidays, How to find hope, The Magnificat, the work of grief

It’s Not Just Resting, It’s Resting In Day #16 of Thankfulness

16 Nov

It is when we feel least like being thankful that real gratitude is found.  This week has been a struggle to find the thankful.  Each day work.  Staying the course.  Seeking.  Because gratitude takes eyes to see.  A veil pulled back.  Pushing through the moments.  It's not an emotion or a feeling.  It is life style.  1 John 2:17 The world and its desires pass away,  but whoever does the will of God lives forever. A way of life.  The morning hours are fading. The work of the day stretching out; ... View Post

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30 days of Thankfulness, Ann Voskamp's 1000 Gifts, farming family, Learning to rest, Resting in God, the work of grief

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