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In 2007, I began my original website, Sonshine's Haven. In 2007, it was turned into a blog and used to keep family updated on my first husband's fight with liver cancer. He passed away November of 2009. We were married for 34+ wonderful years and this journals some of that grief process I've gone through.
I have since remarried another widower, but Mike is missed dearly, and will always be a big part of my life.
At times, all of us will be called to act as witnesses to the suffering of another. We will be unable to affect the outcome physically. Words will fail us. Prayer will seem futile. And yet, the act of bearing witness to someone else's trials is a sacred sorrow that offers and astounding glimpse of eternal joy." by Ginger Garrett
"Being willing to stay with a loved one throughout their travail, can be difficult....YES! But offering yourselves as faithful companions on a dark and dreadful journey can be an unmeasured blessing." (paraphrased by me)
3.21.2009
Obviously, the internal tubes aren't functioning correctly. I have accessed the external drain to hopefully keep things from getting fully out of hand. We do have an antibiotic on hand if the fever returns, and raises. Because he is sleeping so much, I worry about dehydration, being that I've accessed the external drain. This is always a problem when the tubes stop functioning. I'm hoping to push a little Gatorade in him, when I can get him awake enough. Besides dehydration and fever, my other concern is, for him to begin experiencing shortness of breath.
We had plans to be with the children later today, but I'm not sure we're going to be able to keep those plans. Mike is the type to push through anything to see his grandbabies though, so maybe he is just resting all he can now, so he can have the strength for later.
I will keep you updated. Thank you for your prayers.
"It is the will of our heavenly Father that we should come to Him freely and confidently and make known our desires to Him, just as we would have our children come freely and of their own accord and speak to us about the things they would like to have." O. Hallesby
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