Jehovah Rohi
I was on facebook the other day and saw something that 10 years out, still struck me deep inside. I follow pages like Sick Kids, Truth 365 and a few other pages that fall into the same category. I saw this video . I watched it and I cried. Ken cried too. It was just so familiar. No matter how much time passes, those kinds of tears are never forgotten. The elevator mom, the hospital hall mom, the mom in the car, the shower mom, the kitchen table mom, the mom in the bed - All me. When the mom got out of the car loaded down with a little suitcase and all of her stuff - That just felt so familiar. The mom standing in the back of the elevator, wiping her tears and straightening her shoulders as she walked out to go back to her child's room was a very real thing. I don't share this for sympathy. I share because I have written a lot of posts about our cancer years, but I could never successfully convey the depth of these feelings. It's impossible to put them into words. The ...