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Reflections
My Dad is peacefully resting in his Hospice bed, pain-free and quiet. He is still when I quietly say, “Hi, Dad.” I am certain of his awareness as I tell him about my husband and daughters and how we all love him. I tell him that we love him so much and that […]
Published by fromskilledhands on June 29th, 2007 tagged here and now, Musings, Funeral Urns | 2 Comments »
My Dad
On Friday evening, my sister and I took our Dad to hospice. He had a massive stroke on Fathers’ Day, and was rushed to the hospital. The effects of the stroke are devastating: paralysis, inability to swallow, limited speech, total dependence.
My Dad is a philosopher, a man of words, thoughts and […]