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I Remember Mama — 5 Comments

  1. Inspire,
    I understand completely. Alzheimer’s and all forms of dementia rob of precious moments without our loved ones.
    And yes, the promise of heaven is our comfort.
    Lyn

  2. I was touched by your post about your mother. I lost my father on New Years Eve last year. It was the anniversary of when he met my mother in 1939, and five days before his 86th birthday. He was a great man, loving and kind. My fondest memory of him now is when a few weeks before he passed away, I was telling him stories of my childhood and how wonderful it was. He lifted his hand, which was difficult for him, and touched my cheek with his fingertips.

    I grieve still. I cry still, a year later. The only thing I have to hold on to is the Hope of our Lord’s return and the joy of seeing our loved ones in Heaven. Without that, what do we have?

  3. Yes, CatRom,
    It’s hard to let our parents go. I try to remember all the good times and look forward to the day we will meet again and be able to love each other with perfect love.
    Lyn

  4. Hello again, Lyn! (I visited your other blog earlier and decided to “hop” over here too!). I’ll have to be sure and rent that movie…I don’t think I ever saw it, but heard of it years ago.~ Oh your precious Mama must have been a sweetheart!! I loved reading what she did to the Christmas tree so it wouldn’t fall over…sounds like something my Parents would’ve done(they had 5 cats).~ I’m sure you miss your Mama….I’ve lost both my Parents in the last 3 years and miss them terribly…we were VERY close.~ Blessings to you, Patti Jo 🙂

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