Not long after losing Preslee, our family took on the motto - I Can Do Hard Things,
which we’ve repeated time and time again.
Over the past few years, I’ve learned from many of you that God hears our prayers and
His answers usually come from ordinary people who choose to listen to His promptings.
One of the most common e-mails I receive is people asking for ideas on how to help others.
I’ve learned most people want to help, they just don’t know the best way to go about it.
His answers usually come from ordinary people who choose to listen to His promptings.
One of the most common e-mails I receive is people asking for ideas on how to help others.
I’ve learned most people want to help, they just don’t know the best way to go about it.
After struggling to respond to every single e-mail, I realized there must be a better way to
respond to a greater amount and people, and this is how the service index was born. I
collaborate with people who have experienced the different trials listed below and create a
post with what I learn from their experience. It's been eye opening, life changing, and made
me a believer that no matter what the situation is, We Can Do Hard Things.
respond to a greater amount and people, and this is how the service index was born. I
collaborate with people who have experienced the different trials listed below and create a
post with what I learn from their experience. It's been eye opening, life changing, and made
me a believer that no matter what the situation is, We Can Do Hard Things.
last year I list a baby to trisomy 18 she gave our family an incredible 20minutes. The thing that had been the hardest is the ridicule I now receive because I often times would vent on Facebook to help me deal with my emotions. I think as someone who had had a losse one of the things that would have still would bee most helpful is if people would take the time to understand that everyone grieves differently. There is no right or wrong way. When you loose a child you simply do the best you can.
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