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Comment by Lynn Williams on June 30, 2014 at 4:43pm

Going to Montana tomorrow for two weeks. Staying near my daughter Genna's and then all of us will travel to Kyra's old trailer at the farm and send birthday wishes up to the heavens on July 8th. Her first birthday apart from us physically, I hope she is safe, happy and is with us in spirit. Peace to all. 

Comment by Teresa D. on June 29, 2014 at 8:24am

Thank you for sharing Lynn. 

Kim that was your son knocking at the door. He wants you to know he is looking over you.

Connie you gave me a beautiful thought today.  Michael will also tell me about the adventures he is having now.  When I get to heaven we are going to have so much to talk about.

Comment by Connie K on June 28, 2014 at 3:43pm

Lynn - this is such a beautiful book - I recommend everyone try to take a look at it. OX

Comment by Lynn Williams on June 28, 2014 at 1:22pm

 Tear Soup: a Recipe for healing after a loss. By Pat Schwiebert & Chuck DeKlyen

Helpful Ingredients to Consider:
°A pot full of tears
°A broken heart willing to be broken open
°A dash of bitters
°A bunch of good friends
°Many handfuls of comfort foods
°A lot of patience
°Buckets of water to replace the tears
°Plenty of exercise
°A variety of helpful reading material
°Enough self care
°Season with memories
°Optional; a good therapist and/or support group
Directions:
Choose the success pot that fits your grief. It's OK to increase the pot size if you miscalculate. Combine ingredients. Set temperature for a moderate heat. Cooking times will vary depending on the ingredients needed. String flavors mellow over time. Stir often. Cook no longer than you need to.

Suggestions:
•Be creative
•Trust your instincts
•Cry when you want to, laugh when you can
•Freeze some to use as starter the next time
•Write your own soup making in a journal so you won't forget

Comment by kim on June 28, 2014 at 11:22am

yes connie I do believe it is him, I just wish he would come in to talk to me, the medium, I saw told me it was shawn. I just so bad need him to come to my dreams, I love and miss him so.

Comment by Connie K on June 28, 2014 at 11:18am

anne - it must be so beautiful to hold those babies in your arms.

Comment by Connie K on June 28, 2014 at 11:16am

What a a funny story Teresa. At least we have our precious memories. I too think of the crazy, fun things my Daniel did when life seemed full and promising. He also was a dare devil and would try just about anything. He was fearless. It is so heartbreaking to get to those last memories of his life here. I hope someday when we are together again he will tell me wonderful tales of all the adventures he is having now....  Kim , the knocking on the door may be your son letting you know that he is still with you. Signs come in all kinds of ways. so sorry for all of this horrible pain we all have to endure. Peace to everyone.

Comment by kim on June 28, 2014 at 9:45am

I cryed all night, like I do everynight. at midnight I heard someone knocking on the door, I have been hearing it a lot, I ran to the door and no ones there.just got back from seeing him, god I hurt so bad,i want so much  to go see him, to hold him again.   still trying to remember the good times, my head just keeps going back to the last. just to much pain, unbearable heart break.

Comment by Teresa D. on June 28, 2014 at 9:25am

I hope all is well with everyone.  I think about Michael from day one to his last day. I laugh as I think of his silly moments. I just miss him so much.  I wish there were new stories to tell.

Comment by Teresa D. on June 26, 2014 at 9:40pm

Michael was such a little dare devil.  He was all but maybe three when he would put on his army outfit, his GI Joe winter gloves, his football helmet and starting at the top of the block he would try to gain as much speed as he could just to crash into the stone wall at the end of the block.  He thought it was fun.  Even after he scrapped the top layer of skin off his nose I couldn't keep him from doing it.

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