The Process of Going Home
Hello Dear Friends...
It has been a difficult 10 days. I am so glad that I was able to "go home" to be with my Mom while she was in the hospital and before we knew what her prognosis would be.
We have worked to allow her to "go home" on Monday and be there with hospice care...and a full-time sitter, so that she can spend her last few weeks here with us where she wanted to be -- at home.
We expect her to "go home" to be with the Lord in the next few weeks. We don't exactly know when -- but the Lord does...and I know that her parents will be waiting to greet their only child and usher her into God's throneroom. That is a very comforting thought to me...
"Going home" is a good thing.
It has been a difficult 10 days. I am so glad that I was able to "go home" to be with my Mom while she was in the hospital and before we knew what her prognosis would be.
We have worked to allow her to "go home" on Monday and be there with hospice care...and a full-time sitter, so that she can spend her last few weeks here with us where she wanted to be -- at home.
We expect her to "go home" to be with the Lord in the next few weeks. We don't exactly know when -- but the Lord does...and I know that her parents will be waiting to greet their only child and usher her into God's throneroom. That is a very comforting thought to me...
"Going home" is a good thing.
Make sure that you sneak her chocolates often. Enjoy eachother.
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Your Friend,
Jill
You are in my prayers.
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Jann, my heart goes out to you and your family. I just don't know what else to say. I just love you. I'll pray for you. Big hugs.
ReplyDeleteYour mom is so fortunate to have you by her side right now. I know you are a great comfort to her. Please take time to take care of yourself as well. We all miss you -we are here to take care of you when you get back. Please let us know how and when we can help you. Love and Prayers, Dana
ReplyDeleteJann- I'm glad you are able to be with her! Sing to her, read to her, hold her hand, ask her how she met your Dad and what her first date was like, show her pictures, tell her stories of things you and your sister did growing up. She will smile even if the focus is not on her if you just do a remember when game with your sister with her in the room. And I know I already said it, but I feel it is important...Sing hymms to her.
ReplyDeleteYou and you Mom are in my prayers.
Keep us updated. Chelle