Before She Said Goodbye
Our Anna Cheri had given up her merciless battle against the pain and suffering behind her million-watt personality. Much as she tried, she felt helpless against the fear that engulfed her; against the anger, the sadness, the betrayal, the abandonment, the pressure, the strive for
perfection.
The helplessness.
The hopelessness.
The LONELINESS.
Before she said goodbye, she chose eternal rest from these burdens.
Before she said goodbye, she didn’t think about giving her resident’s one last hug.
Before she said goodbye, she didn’t let us tell her how much we LOVE her.
Before she said goodbye, she didn’t give her loved ones a chance to tell her how much they
needed her in their life.
Before she said goodbye, all she saw was the light at the end of the tunnel closing in.
from the blog
When the universe aligns…
5 years Without you
A NOTE OF GOODBYE
A Father’s Hands
DAy 3
The Sky was crying…
THe empty chair
Grief has no boundaries
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