A love and a partnership for the ages. ❤️
Asking for prayers for my aunt, who is turning 78 on Saturday and has post-polio syndrome. She was hit by a pick-up truck this afternoon while chasing after her beloved puppy, who had gotten loose. She’s undergoing surgery this evening and has broken both legs, several ribs, her jaw, and her wrist. She also has a punctured lung. I’m in shock.
One of my nephews had post-polio syndrome. He got to where he couldn't walk. It's bad, and to have a bad accident. I pray your aunt will be OK.
Oh no, such terrible news. I am praying and sending light to her medical team. May they manage her pain well and quickly. I am also wrapping youi in love, as you begin this recovery process yourself.
@gbs Definitely prayers going up for her Highest Good and well being!🙏🏻❤️💚💜💚😘🙏🏻
Thank you for the healing energies that you’re sending to my aunt, her medical team, and our family. I’m deeply grateful to all of you. My aunt is stable this morning and I know your meditations and prayers are helping to make that possible.
@gbs, I'm so sorry to hear about your aunt's accident. I'm glad to hear she is stable this morning and am praying for her continued healing. I will also include her in tonight's Circle of Light meditation.
May her medical team be guided for the highest possible medical outcome. May she feel relief and comfort. May there be deep healing. May all feel hope, love and the guidance of a loving higher power.
I'm back to thank all of you for your kind thoughts and words. Much appreciated.
So far I'm not sensing my Dad's presence, but maybe with time... it's odd because I usually do feel departed loved ones when they cross over.
I won't bore you all with details, but a quick trip to where my dad was/stepmom is, with hubby and my 2 half brothers, mostly to hug everyone, was brief, dysfunctional and provided no real closure. I find that some of my sadness has been replaced with anger. Not at him - I think he checked out on purpose by halting his heart meds and downplaying symptoms for the past couple of months, and after this weekend, I understand why.
We didn't go to the Mission because of this quick trip. My dad donated his body to science, and no one made any provision for so much as a mention at a mass in his local church, so today I went online and ordered a mass and appropriate mass card from a Franciscan Order in NY. I figured St. Francis of Assisi is a good choice due to his love of animals (at one point 12 cats and 3 dogs in his house). The card will go to my stepmom. And I will go to the Mission at San Juan Capistrano this Sunday to light those candles. I think it's important to honor his beliefs even though I don't share them.
@laura-f What an unsettling and unsatisfying time for you! Your father's sudden passing has left the family off kilter, and is that is an expected reaction. Such an event brings out the best and the worst in families. Anger is appropriate! My family is still reeling from an unexpected and tragic death last September. It will take years for us to get back some equilibrium as a family. It will take time for your family to process the loss of your father, and everyone does that differently, as you know.
You are choosing actions that are meaningful and honoring to your father's life. May they give you peace and comfort! He will make his presence known to you eventually, perhaps when you least expect it, maybe when your pain has subsided. Look forward to those times and enjoy them! They will come.
Love and peace to you, Laura.