There is profound love and compassion and vulnerability and clarity in all that you write, Elizabeth, speaking for those in the city of angels who have no voice during this time of grief and loss as well as for those who love California and grieve from far away and feel relief seeing clear the blue sky above Los Angeles and very little wind. Sending love always.
Dearest Elizabeth. Every day I call Eden and ask her how she is and is she safe. Every day she says she is. The worry is constant, can't be helped. Mothers worry about their chicks, as my mother would say.
The suffering is immense. And so is the outpouring of love and support. I don't know how to hold both. But I try.
I think you're right that the parents of children with disabilities are more familiar with grief, but each experience with grief is different, and it can also make it harder, grief on top of more grief. I'm glad you guys are safe, and helping others is one of the best ways of coping with grief (in my humble opinion). Please stay safe. Sending love and hugs woman.
Continued love and light, prayerful thoughts to you and yours. Gratitude for continuing to reach out and provide info with the profound empathy you exhude. Many blessings.
thank you for another valuable list of resources. Passing along to a facility where a family member resides. I’ve seen their garage, and it’s FULL of items that they might be willing to donate.
Thank you, Elizabeth. You help me see beyond myself.
Oliver made you lemonade. I will hold on to that. ❤️
There is profound love and compassion and vulnerability and clarity in all that you write, Elizabeth, speaking for those in the city of angels who have no voice during this time of grief and loss as well as for those who love California and grieve from far away and feel relief seeing clear the blue sky above Los Angeles and very little wind. Sending love always.
Beautiful and true. So true. With love and thanks, Louise
Dearest Elizabeth. Every day I call Eden and ask her how she is and is she safe. Every day she says she is. The worry is constant, can't be helped. Mothers worry about their chicks, as my mother would say.
The suffering is immense. And so is the outpouring of love and support. I don't know how to hold both. But I try.
Much love, Beth
I think you're right that the parents of children with disabilities are more familiar with grief, but each experience with grief is different, and it can also make it harder, grief on top of more grief. I'm glad you guys are safe, and helping others is one of the best ways of coping with grief (in my humble opinion). Please stay safe. Sending love and hugs woman.
Continued love and light, prayerful thoughts to you and yours. Gratitude for continuing to reach out and provide info with the profound empathy you exhude. Many blessings.
This is so helpful to me. Thank you. You are a wonder and I am glad I know you and your writing.
thank you for another valuable list of resources. Passing along to a facility where a family member resides. I’ve seen their garage, and it’s FULL of items that they might be willing to donate.