A co-worker’s son passed away last week. The service was this past weekend. My first reaction was Oh Lord! I just want to grab her and hug her–just give her a great big bear hug and let her know that I empathize and sympathize with her…I have a pretty good idea of what she is going through. There are some things you just don’t really know… until you know. I’ve walked in those shoes. I’ve been praying for her ever since. I haven’t been able to speak directly with her yet. As soon as the opportunity presents itself, I will share these words directly with her. We need each others’ prayers and support….We need each other.
Me and J

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