Comforting Words and Actions for Parents and by Parents After the Loss of a Child
In this article, I speak from deep within my heart and have inserted personal experiences into this story. At age fifteen, I lost my son, Josh, after a lifetime of battling his congenital lung disease, double lung transplant at age 13, loads of medications, multiple hospital admissions, and so much more. There is not much …
Gratitude
Well, as we’re contemplating perhaps winding this isolation down (I have to admit that I’m just a touch hesitant about this), I’m thinking of the beginning of golf season and getting back outside in the – at long last – warmer weather. It reminds me of when Josh and I were learning to golf, back …
Surviving the Loss of a Child
The first thing I have to say is that a parent can have no expectations as to how much time your recovery will take. You’ll hear things all over the board. For me, two years seemed to generally be the beginning of my turn-around time, but everyone is going to be different. I certainly don’t …