Well here I am, I have survived 15 months after the passing of my son Daniel. I can just see him now have the best time with his paw paw and maw maw Goble, along with his paw paw Bickerstaff, uncle Lamar, granny Chamblee, cousin Mari-Anna. On day my son I will be there with you. My heart breaks to know that I must live one more minuted without my little boy. Oh God give me the strength to make it, to carry on and live like you want me to.
Precious Memories,
Pennie
He comforts us every time we have trouble, so when others have trouble we can comfort them. 2 Corinthians 1:4
3 comments:
Pennie,
Hi. How did I happen upon your blog? Was it by chance or by God's divine design? It was the weirdest thing. I google'd Beth Moore's study called, Breaking Free, and one of the links that came up was a group called The Breaking Free Siestas, or something like that. I went to her blog and your blog was one of the ones that she follows. Anyway, it wasn't by chance. My heart totally broke as I read your tears. I can't imagine losing a child to anything, let alone cancer. I, too, am a colon cancer survivor. I'm 39 years old, a mom of four children and have been married for 19 years. When I was 31 I found out I had colorectal cancer, stage three. My tests have been clear since then, thank goodness. Your blog is beautiful. The way you spill out your thoughts and tears remind me of how David writes in the book of Psalms. I will pray for you, Pennie. You are loved by God. Thank you for sharing so much of your soul.
Ranelle Tibbetts
Collegeville, PA
I know God gives to us what we need each moment of the day. As a matter of fact it is God who gives me the strength to wake up each morning and get out of bed. I have had so many doors open that only God can provide for me to make it one moment at a time. It is when I read that someone else has made it in this lifetime with cancer. Thank you so much for your prayers. I will need them more than ever on November 6, 2009 as I speak to about 200 poeple about cancer and why there is hope to carry on after the loss of a loved one.
Pennie
You got it. I will pray.
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