“My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever.” Psalm 73: 25b-26.
There were no tears at our mother’s deathbed this week. It’s true.
It wasn’t because she wasn’t a wonderful person, mother, and friend.
It was because she had suffered with Alzheimer’s for six years and we rejoiced to have her set free from a brain and body that no longer functioned as they should.
We cling to the promise that she is once again whole.
Of course, the next day it hit me that I would never see her smile again or hear her call my name. I broke down, as you would expect. I will miss my mother!
But God is our family’s strength and hope.
And our portion forever.
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Brenda our hearts are with you as you grieve and rejoice at the same time. Someday we will be with our Moms again and they will be whole again. Love Bonnie and Don
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Thank you. Yes we will!
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I rejoice with you that she is with her Lord and whole again in body, mind and spirit. Diane Hazen
On Sun, Dec 12, 2021 at 4:18 PM spiritualsnippets.com wrote:
> Brenda Poulos posted: ” “My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the > strength of my heart and my portion forever.” Psalm 73: 25b-26. There were > no tears at our mother’s deathbed this week. It’s true. It wasn’t because > she was” >
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Thank you, Diane!
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