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Deb Passed Away at 7:45 am today. She was surrounded by husband Vern, children Trey, Amanda, and Stephen. Yesterday was a watershed day. D...
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Since Deb's passing and Celebration Service, Vern's been to Arkansas to retrieve the new furniture that Deb picked out and enjoyed l... -
Friday was an unexpectedly bad day. When we read the possible side effects of the bone-strengthen medication that I took through the port on...
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Estimates were that between 350 and 400 attended. See text below the pix Click to enlarge Gray Suit = Stephen, Deb's younge... -
Trey using his height to Deb's advantage Deb is being given her last stem cells as I write this. Doc and our nurse are giving her 8...
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ReplyDeleteWe have been in Europe celebrating Stu's "one year cancer free"! I haven't been able to keep up with the blog, but just read through all of the posts.
ReplyDeleteMs. Darley - I'm sorry you are back. It never seems like long enough at home, does it? And...isn't it amazing how much you start to love YOUR home and YOUR bed and YOUR church and YOUR friends when you spend so much time away from them? It almost feels like vacation when you get to come home.
Stuart would get very anxious when he had to go back. Scared that the upcoming trip would be a repeat of one of the previous trips...and it never was. Each one was different.
I read a quote last year that made a HUGE impact on me. It said, "No matter how good or bad life is, it will change..."
Comforting in the bad times, not so comforting for the good times - but very true.
It seemed to help me during some rough times to remember that it will change. The pain will not be there forever, the sickness will not be there forever...something will change.
Mr. Darley - I hope you found some renewal while at home. Friends and some sense of normalcy (even just going to the grocery) always gave me hope and helped me see past the current situation.
Praying for you both. I am so sorry you are having to go through this, but I trust that the Lord WILL use it for something good.
Sounds like your squirrel at home might need the extra large size!! Isn't it wonderful how God gives us unexpected chances to show that "a merry heart does good like a medicine." Mary Roberts
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