Re: Yesterday God took her home

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<PRE>i am sorry to hear of the passing of your stepmother. i hope she did not

suffer. hugs to you and your family. kathy in il

[Guest guest]

Sheri: So sorry to hear of the loss of your stepmom. My thoughts & prayers

are with you and yours, I pray will give the peace needed in this time of

sorrow. God Bless you.

Jan in SC

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Sheri, I'm sorry that your stepmother died. I that hope you and father

can find peace, too.

The rainbow - very cool.

Thinking of you,

[ ] Yesterday God took her home

> Good Morning,

> I wanted to thank you for your love, support and

> prayers. Yesterday afternoon God took my step mom,

> giving her peace. She was so sick and it is hard to

> believe just last week sure she still had lung cancer

> but she got sicker so fast. It hard to really know

> what to say. I really believe your prayers help,

> helped in letting her know as I told her, God is ready

> for you with open arms to bring peace to you.

> Just one short story. We had all left the hospital as

> my dad said to do. I went to my apartment and my

> sister and dad went home. Less than one hour later

> the hospital called and said she has passed. They

> returned to the hospital and had a brief shower on the

> way. As they got closer the only place there was a

> rainbow was over the hospital.

> i told my dad to know God was taking her. I just

> thought that was beautiful.

> I will check my e-mail, and thank you all so much.

> You are wonderful.

> I have a 14 week old kitty that keeps jumping up, who

> now just claimed my leg, and now claws got me and gee

> it is bleeding. Best tend to that first.

> My God bless you all as well,

> Sheri

[Guest guest]

(((((Sheri)))))....my heart goes out to you & yours. But thankfully,

there is no more pain nor tears in your step-mom's eyes. God bless you

all with His peace.

All My Love...

Tess

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Sheri,

I am very sad for your loss. I do not know alot about the situation

as I am new here but I am sure that your stepmother was ready to go.

I am sure that she is in a much better place and free of pain and

sorrow. In my religious practices, death is rebirth and is not

something to be feared. I wish you and your family all the best in

the time to come.

I saw this the other day on another page and I thought I would share

it with you, it really doesn't seem applicable but In a way I think

it does.

TWINS

Once upon a time, twin boys were conceived.

Weeks passed and the twins developed. As their awareness grew, they

laughed for joy: " Isn't it great that we were conceived? Isn't it

great to be alive? "

Together the twins explored their worlds. When they found their

mother's cord that gave them life, they sang for joy! " How great our

mother's love is, that she shares her own life with us! "

As weeks stretched into months, the twins noticed how much each was

changing.

" What does it mean? " one asked.

" It means our stay in this world is drawing to an end. " said the

other.

" But I don't want to go, " said one. " I want to stay here always. "

" We have no choice, " said the other. " But maybe there is life after

birth. "

" But how can there be? " responded one. " We will shed our life cord

and how can life be possible without it? Besides, we have seen

evidence that others were here before us, and none of them has

returned to tell us there is life after birth. No, this is the end.

Maybe there is no mother after all. "

" But there has to be, " protested the other. " How else did we get

here? How do we remain alive? "

" Have you ever seen our mother? " said one.

" Maybe she only lives in our minds. Maybe we made her up because the

idea made us feel good. "

So the last days in the womb were filled with deep questioning and

fear.

Finally, the moment of birth arrived. When the twins had passed from

their world, they opened their eyes and cried for joy - for what they

saw exceeded their fondest dreams.

That is birth ... and that is death.

From www.spiritual.com.au