A post that is beautifully written and which will bring back the emotions many of us have felt when faced with the loss of someone whose mind is no longer with us.. and is physically drifting away.. but it is not sad but hopeful as you will see when you read Pamela Wight’s post
Sometimes I wonder if souls can shatter, despite their superb strength.
As I drive the seven hours to my mom’s facility where she is suffering from end-stage dementia, my heart beats fast and fills up with pale blue, silky pink emotions. At 6:30 a.m. I’ve been driving for over an hour. The sun begins its rosy ascent over the paved hard highway, and I’m lulled by the soft snores of my daughter in the passenger seat and my two young grandsons in the back seat, covered from chin to toe in soft flannel blankets.
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Wonderful!!
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A wonderful piece to share, Sally. Thanks.
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This is such a beautiful powerful emotional piece Sally
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It is.. very.. xx
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Somehow the spirit knows when the body is failing, and it chooses to begin its departure. During this phase, the body seems to experience less pain, both physical and emotional. I’ve seen this many times. My grandmother’s skin appeared almost translucent a year before she crossed over. She was living with a foot in two worlds. I saw the elders I worked with for many years take on the same appearance. For me, this is a consolation ❤
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I have seen the same Tina and nature has its own way of preparing ♥
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A most beautiful share from Pam. Our souls live on, they must, or how would so many including myself have feelings and experiences with spirit? ❤ xx
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Exactly Debby. ♥
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❤
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