I guess what I am saying is that I DO believe (somewhere) that God has power and desire to help us here on earth. I can handle Mom's death, but I have little one's that need her around as an anchor.
Can I ask for prayer even if I am half-hearted in my own belief?
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
God Bless your mom, and your family. You and your family are in our prayers.
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Coincidentally, my mother was a WWII Army nurse, and my dad was a C-47 pilot, flying The Hump and also in Italy and North Africa.
Prayers for your mom, sweetie. May God allow her to stay here a while longer. May your children benefit from her wisdom.
God bless her.
And God bless you.
From the Cyber Liberty family, you have our thoughts and prayers.
Your mom sounds like a wonderful woman. I'll be praying for her and your family.
Prayers for you.
My Pop died a few weeks back. I actually had 3 deaths in a 1 week or so period this summer in my family. It can be a difficult time. Be strong, as I suspect you actually are.
Years ago I learned from someone that I loved and admired deeply that "everything happens for a reason."
I believe that.
He is always there for us. God Bless your Mom.
I always read them and offer my heathen prayers in silent absentia. Can you do the same?
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Prayers for your Mom. She is my Mother's age.
You got it! One prayer on the way!
Praying for you and your family at this time. May the Lord walk with all of you.
Amen.
As an atheist, I cant offer a prayer, but you sound like an ideal anchor for your kids. Its sobering when people pass like this. My 85 yo mothers not far from going. Whatever becomes of her passing, your family is a monument to her honor, and Im sure youre up to taking the baton.
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Thank you all - you can't beleive how invigorating this is until you experience it! You give me the peace and freedom to get some sleep before I go in tomorrow. Thank you!
Asking for prayer is a wonderfully self-less thing to do. You and your mom will be in my prayers.
Prayers on the way!
They are going to their reward every day. My wife's uncle will be buried tomorrow (13 Nov), after 92 years of love for and service to the Republic. He enlisted in the Army in 1941, but after Pearl Harbor, he was disarmed and all his family were sent to "Relocation" camps (Michele M. is right on a lot of things, but totally wrong about Japanese-American internment). Common sense returned and he was reactivated. Served in Europe and was wounded in Germany. Limped all the rest of his life from the leg wound. Go For Broke Ralph!