And...I am grieving for him.
And...I'm sad that I can't be there to hug him, or to hold his hand or to tell him just how hard it is to watch his heart hurt. I'm sad I can't be there to help hold his head up so that he could breathe his next breath despite the enormity of his loss.
And...then, I had to let Theatre Dude know what had happened. A conversation within text, a very long three thousand miles away and I let out a heart-sigh when I realized we received the information at about the same time and, of course, Theatre Dude had already contacted him...letting him know we loved him.
And...now, a few days later, I'm faced with making decisions and putting a plan of action in place should a potential event like this happen in my own family; especially given our high risk situation of Coastal Craziness.
And...as sad as this post is, I hope that you will join me and put a plan of action in place as well.
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I am lifting this young man up in prayer.
Denise, I didn't realize that you were originally living in VA. My Uncle lived there in Manassas? - I think that's how it's spelled...something like that - for years. Military family.
Denise,
I am so sorry. The loss of anyone, especially so unexpectedly before they had the chance to live out their lives is so tough and seems so unfair. Personally, I believe that there is a reason for this loss and someday it will become apparent but that doesn't make today any easier. Our prayers are with you friend and his extended family.
I like many others who have read your post will think of this and make our plans...maybe the reason is already coming to light.
Dan
{{gasp!}}
{My mind clocking through faces and names, wondering . . .}
Prayers for this young man. oh. my.
{sadness.} :(
That is so sad. My thoughts are with you and your family and of course the young man.
I am so sad to hear about this tragedy. I cannot imagine how hard this is on the young man, I will keep him in my prayers this week.
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