My God. The kindness of quasi-strangers is humbling.
Double that.
I am beyond words.
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4 comments:
Lisa,
There is something I posted back on Sept 3rd, that you might find helpful. It's called "The Awakening", not something I wrote, something a friend sent me that I think everyone can relate to in some way or another.
There are some very powerful, healing and helpful words there.
Hugs
Lisa, I answered your question on my blog today. At least I began to answer your question. Please come see.
Hi, Lisa- made my way over here from Karen's blog. I can't offer much except to sit down and cry with you, which I will gladly do!
I went through this when my daughter was six. Kids are so resilient and life does get beautiful again.
{{{{hugs}}}}}
hi lisa. i can't possibly say anything to make things better...all i can say is, "i hear you".
w
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