Sometimes Life Takes a Different Turn ...
From the writing desk of Christine Mazurk
Yesterday did not go as planned.
I had planned to get up, make my coffee, and spend a leisurely morning writing my post for today. Instead, late Monday night our son called to say his father-in-law had just passed away. My D-I-L, thank goodness, was there with the rest of the family. But my son was on his way to the emergency room - driving himself, I might add.
Monday, he flew to Cleveland for business meetings. He said he had a strange pain above his belly button, but like most men, he thought indigestion. He finished his meetings, flew home, and still felt bad. Fifteen hours of indigestion didn't seem right. He got in his truck and drove to the emergency room. After a slew of tests at 2 a.m., they took him in for emergency surgery - his appendix needed to come out.
My husband and I slept a few hours then packed up the truck, cats included and spent nine hours in the pouring rain driving to Atlanta to be with him. Nine hours in the truck, listening to the news is pretty depressing. Isn't there any good news? The war, shootings, kidnappings... I can go on and on. By the time we got to the hospital, under the gray skies, my heart felt heavy.
Then a beautiful double rainbow appeared, stretching across the entrance to the hospital. My mind set changed. Things were going to be fine.

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Until next time ... Christine
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Christine your life is beginning to sound like mine. I'm so sorry to hear about your DIL's Dad. Dad's are so precious and missed so when they are gone. I lost my Dad in WWII and my Step-Father who was a Prince. I loved him so as I did my real Dad. And I'm sure your Son scared you to death. I'm so glad it was something they could fix. Don't worry about the post, good news or bad we like to feel part of your life and this post was a remembrance to always look for the rainbow. My prayers and thoughts are already on their way to you and your family. The squeeze you feel is a Big Hug I'm sending.
ReplyDeleteBig hugs Christine. I hope Michael is feeling better by the day. Thanks for sharing the rainbow and THE SISTERS OF SPIRIT. Happy writing.
ReplyDeleteChristine, I'm so glad all is well. xoox jojo
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