there is a season, a time for everything yet i have yet to know how to handle the loss of a friend although i haven't lost him yet, and i really don't know him well, Jessie's latest cat scan revealed more cancer he's the one i was going to buy the bicycle from we spent a night at the baseball game together recently it was a joy to get to know him a little better i woke this morn @ 5am to an email of his latest news i had to be @ work 6am i was reminded again this afternoon to another email the day was busy non-stop for me although we had a slow period in customers by the time 2pm came around, i was fried it got very busy the last 30mins before the shift was over i forgot to include the bank's numbers in closing the shift, then i forgot to clock out not sure i'm a mornin' person anymore....anyways, it was good to come home and be reminded about Jessie more important things to be concerned about although in recent years i've accepted that we reincarnate, it still doesn't make it any easier when lives are loss for some stinking reason or another war or illnesses Life is ongoing, but we connect with friends and family that add to our own lives sometimes i think our grief in loss is our individual selves still coming to terms with "death" it truly is only the body that dies, for we have really never died nor ever will the essence of who we are truly lives eternally i'm still learning the ebb & flow of Life the sun rises each new dawn, babies are born again, the flowers bud again in the spring time and nothing ever ends...i called Jessie and left a message hopefully he'll call soon ....please say your prayers that this will be painless as possible for him at the moment he's in no pain pray that his transition will be easy and full of love knowing his time on earth has been well spent and recognized....
in the meantime, i wanted to make an additional note on my son as i laid me down to sleep last nite, i started laughing at myself i realized i sounded like my mother when referring to my son my mother has for years wanted me to return to Kentucky, tho New Mexico is my Home now i KNOW my son must make his own life as he chooses and makes himself happy and it is just as important for me to allow him to do so it was soooo very important when i was his age to have my own life in time he'll come home for a visit again and he does call often i just want to make sure i'm there for him if he needs me for as long as i can be and he drives me crazy sometimes when he is home maybe the marriage will settle him down a bit i just don't like the prospect of him returning to Iraq first of all then not to see him before he leaves doesn't make it any easier i love him dearly and i know he'll be fine, but worry comes with the territory ...
6 comments:
A pain free exit the wonderful. There is Hospice and palative care. Anne
praying your friend will go in love and peace
Marti
I just hate cancer, too many of ones I love have been taken by it. Hoping your friend will pass peacefully.
makes perfect sense about your son; I know you would really want to see him before he goes back to serve his country
that is sad about your friend; news like this is never easy to take or deal with :(
betty
I am sending prayers for your friend. I hope you get to see your son before he goes out. It will do your heart good.
Julie
You just made a huge jump that parents don't make so easily. He'll be home when he can. He's not only making a new life for himself, but also with his life partner. I'll keep your friend in my prayers, as well as Kyle, too. I would be just as upset about him not coming home considering where he's going.
Jude
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