Bev, Mom and I holding hands ©CindyRippe2014 |
She's been very loving and appreciates all the help we give her now. It wasn't like that most of her illness. She now holds our hands, gives us a kiss and says "I love you" or "Thank You". I think of it as a gift from God. He knows we are tired and need to have loving memories to carry in our heart after the struggle ends. We are all ready. Dad is waiting for her too.
I have set the LORD always before me. Because he is at my right hand, I will not be shaken. - Psalms 16
Cindy, I read what you are writing, and I know someday that I will be in that situation. Both my parents are still alive; although I see them declining and getting frail with every visit. I hope that the rest of your time with your mom are good memories.
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Thank you Karen.
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