Dear reader, if you find yourself new to this place, I welcome you. I am currently revisiting and sharing from the archives of past written blog posts while I work through a season of grief. I long to share more in the near future, but for now, I am traveling slowly through the peaks andContinue reading “The Day She Prayed for a Brother”
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The Frustrating Truth about Calvary Love
“If I have not the patience of my Saviour with the souls who grow slowly; if I know little of travail (a sharp and painful thing) till Christ be fully formed in them, then I know nothing of Calvary love.” ~ Amy Carmichael It has been 65 days since our daughter Katherine passed away. I say this notContinue reading “The Frustrating Truth about Calvary Love”
Motherhood Memories: You Can’t Hide Yer Lyin’ Eyes (Or Hair Color)
I’m continuing to share some of the posts previously written in the years I was blessed – and sometimes stressed, as I navigated the bumpyroads of motherhood. This looking back and remembering is somehow keeping me during this time following my daughter’s death. How it pains me to write those words. Yet, I continue toContinue reading “Motherhood Memories: You Can’t Hide Yer Lyin’ Eyes (Or Hair Color)”
A Magical, Memorable Mother-Daughter Moment
Today marks one month since I found my sweet baby girl asleep, without life in her body. An incomprehensible reality no parent would hope upon hope never to ever believe would be theirs. But this IS our reality. As we continue to wait for answers that are yet forthcoming, I find comfort in turning toContinue reading “A Magical, Memorable Mother-Daughter Moment”
