I hope this okay to post this in Personal as it has absolutely nothing to do with embroidery or sewing. Just love and faith and living a real life.
I was so proud of Ben. We have a friend who is just a little older than Ben: they both had infantile spasms. Nellie has Tuberous Sclerosis, and has continued to have seizures, while Ben doesn't have them anymore. While we were visiting with Nellie and her Mom last week, she had a couple of really hard seizures, which Ben saw and was concerned about. Then on Monday night he was gently crying in bed. When I went in and asked him what was wrong. He sobbed, "Nellie." I asked, "What about Nellie?" "Nellie..... Nellie... has has has has has has has lots of seiz seiz seiz seiz seiz .... seizures." There is this guy, with all of his own challenges, sobbing about his dear friend Nellie, and her challenges. I know lots of "typical" people who don't show that kind of true caring. We prayed for Nellie and that the seizures would go away. And just like we pray to put Ben's fears "in the trash" Ben asked God to put "Nellie's seizures in the trash." How sweet is that? Love you all, Jan
P.S and you too.
Lots of hugs to Ben and his very special mother. Sarah.
My niece Natalie has epilepsy and suffers severe grand mal seizures, so, sadly, they are no strangers to this Cutie.
Please tell Ben I think he rocks!!!
Hugs and love to Nellie and Ben. Meg
thanks for sharing a beautiful part of humanity,
hugs
Michelle
Hugs to you also. I wish I could afford the fuel to give the hugs in person. One day...
Although, we do love going to National Parks -- so it could happen!