There are moments from childhood that are, for one reason or other, seared in one's memory bank. There is one of me -- almost five years old, shrieking in glee in front of our B&W Zenith television because a man had finally landed on the moon. Though the image on the television was grainy, I … Continue reading Loss and The First Man on the moon
When you find someone who loves you through your storm, keep them in your life. The one who loves you through your storm sits with you in the rain, and wades through the flood with you. They’re the ones who put their arms around you when the thunder and lightning make you shake. Their love … Continue reading Love That Heals
I want to end tonight with a story of hope, and essentially, faith. I was at the PGH yesterday morning to attend a gift giving activity of the Lions Club of QC for children afflicted with retinoblastoma. Retinoblastoma is a cancer that begins in the retina and more commonly affects young children. In the Philippines, … Continue reading We walk by faith, not sight
Love is always greater than death. Here’s a beautiful story that exemplifies that statement. The family involved has given me permission to share this heartwarming story of redemption. Last night was this family’s final Good Grief session with me. We had pushed their schedule back around three or four times because something critical would always … Continue reading When Love is Stronger Than Death
Perhaps you could call this an Easter story that took 20 years in the making. But then we know that God's timetable is never always what we expect it to be. When we launched Project 20@20 on the eve of Migi's 24th birthday (February 21, 2018) we only hoped to raise enough money to the … Continue reading Healing Little Hearts — an Easter story
