Tuesday, July 22, 2008

Sometimes I wonder...

...how anyone can recover from loss. I have been out of the blog loop for a few weeks since my newly acquired schedule. So I have been a really good girl and haven't been spending all of my waking hours on the Internet. I hadn't regretted that decision until today, when I read this:

Marc and Megan

Even though I have been through a similar thing, I don't understand it. I don't comprehend any of it. I wish I could understand, I wish I had all of the answers, but I don't and that frustrates me. I feel sick, I feel confused, I wish I knew WHY?! WHY!?

I just ask that you pray for them. Pray for them to have strength and courage, and peace and HOPE! I love you Marc and Megan. My hearts are with you. I'll make sure to ask that Elli and Emma can play with Peanut!

Loves and prayers.

5 comments:

blair said...

:(

Barrett said...

My Katie (and sibling) can play with them too! That is so sad! I am glad to see how the gospel is bringing them peace and I am glad they are allowing themselves to feel it! It's hard! It does get a little better but it takes a long time! They just need to remember the important things like they will see her again, Heavenly Father has a plan and he loves us! It's still sad though

Holly said...

This seems too cruel a loss for them - I am surprised at how well they seem to be bearing up under it. I don't even know these people but it steel made me bawl to read their post. I guess that is how going through this unites us. Before I went through this I probably just would have "felt bad" for them but having been there...its totally different. I can see how this would leave you thrown for a loop and wondering why.

Ron and Jessica said...

It is really sad...and we don't know them either. Just this weekend I was thinking about how unfair and difficult life is. I wish I had the answer to "why?" But at least we have an eternal perspective - without that this life would be so much worse.

The Lilly's said...

Thanks for sharing. Reading their story really helped me put things in my own life into perspective. My heart aches for them.