I wanted to let everyone know that I am back home from my sister's funeral. I am extremely mentally & physically exhausted. I will never recover, I don't think from her death. She took part of me with her. I will try and blog about it soon. Please pray for me to get some strength back, as I am very weak right now.
Thanks to all who have left me wonderful uplifting messages. They mean the world to me, you'll never know how much. I love you all.
God Bless~
Debbie
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4 comments:
Deb,
I am so glad you are home safely. I imagine it would be draining to you on so many levels. When the time is right I would love to hear more about your sister. Please take all the time you need for yourself and feel free to e-mail me. Send me your number so I can give you a call sometime.
All I can say for now is that I hold you close in my thoughts and prayers and hope you will find peace with all of this soon. love you ;)
I am holding you in my heart and prayers. It is bad enough to lose a sister (I have), but to wonder why she chose not to live must be awful to have to try to get your mind around, but you must keep the faith. He never gives us more than we can handle, and I know you must be wishing that He didn't trust you so much, but we never know His reasons. I guess that is why it's called Faith.
((((((((((Deb)))))))))))))
Helen
Debbie, I am happy you made it home safely. I am saddened that you have to go through this, and I want you to know how much I have been praying for you and hope that someday you can find some meaning in this sudden loss.
It's been a tough week here. One of our nursing supervisors passed away unexpectedly on Monday, very young. Everyone has been so sad at work, it just sucks.
May God give you peace & comfort during this difficult time.
Lotsa Love,
Rita
Hi Debbie,
I am so sorry about your sister. You deserve to be exhausted, so don't fight it. Curl up with your computer, have some tea and reminisce. You will feel stronger every day. My prayers are with you.
Sue
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