Hello everyone. I am sorry I haven't posted for the last few days. I found out on Sunday that my younger cousin killed himself, so I have been really upset about that.
My grand daughter Kayli has pneumonia, so we have been back and forth to the doctor for the last two days. She's not feeling very well this morning at all. She had to have two shots today, and the doctor thinks that will help clear up the pneumonia. Hopefully, it will clear up or else she will have to be put in the hospital. So, your prayers would be appreciated!
I am going to blog about the trial that I am following. Hopefully, I can get that caught up today.
Everyone have a nice day!
Tezi
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I am very sorry for what you are going through right now.
I hope that you are able to stay focused on the fact that suicide is a very personal, very selfish act. It has nothing to do with anyone else; only the individual who has taken their own life.
Sending prayers for your cousin's family, and yours.
I'm so sorry to read about your cousin's death. I would imagine it was quite a shock to lose someone close to you so suddenly.
Please know you are very much in my heart and that I pray for Kayli's quick recovery.
ritanita,
Thank you for your kind words. I am still in shock. I am also upset with my father because he didn't tell me when it happened, he waited over three weeks! My dad doesn't have good communication skills to say the least.
Thank you for praying for Kayli, I hope she doesn't have to be put in the hospital. I will know more this morning.
Thank you so much Sprocket. I think I have had my quota of sudden deaths in the last two years and eight months.
I understand what you are saying about suicide. I am trying not to get wrapped up in wondering why he did it. Because I will never know, only he knows.
(((Hugs)))
I know suicide up close and personal, too. I will never know why this loved one chose to end their life. I've always looked upon the reason as something I don't need to know. Knowing the reason why won't bring my loved one back, or change how I view the event.
What I can do, is not let the event define me for the rest of my life.
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