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My Hubby's mother died of breast cancer. I know for sure he's not over with what happened to her. According to my hubby, he's not sure if he will ever get to accept the fact that his mother died of breast cancer. He has seen her suffer. He made it sure that he will find any Star Trek series he can find for his mother.
Her name was Judy. I haven't met Judy but she knows about me. I always wanted to go to her that day when she was in the hospital. She told my soon to be husband that if he wants to marry me she would be happy.
It wasn't easy for my soon to be husband, neither to my end. It was hard to accept it since I am so excited to meet her but she can no longer wait. But I have to be strong for my hubby is weak and one of us has to be strong.
When I got back home, I got a message saying, "She died 6am today." I felt the chill. The whole night, I kept on thinking the IFs. If I was the person who has breast cancer, what shall I do? If I have a relative who has a breast cancer, what should I do? There are a lot of IFs in my mind. And at that night, I dreamed of Judy smiling and waving at me.
I made a post before Judy died. I made a prayer for her. There were some people who gave comments to that prayer. I do hope others will offer something for Susan Reynolds too.
For Susan, and for the rest of women who are suffering from breast cancer, here's a prayer.
Dear Father,
I lift unto You Susan Reynolds, someone I do not know but she's suffering from breast cancer right now. I would want her to meet all those who prayed for her. All those who supported her. All those who will soon discover bout her situation. All those who donated frozen peas for the rest of the cancer patients.
I lift unto You a woman of courage and that she will share her courage to the rest of the breast cancer patients who are in denial.
I lift unto You her doctors, her nurses, her friends and most especially her family, to have strength to give her an all-out support.
I lift unto You the rest of the Twitter users who supported her even if they are not with her physically.
I lift all these unto You, O Lord.
Amen.
2 comments:
Hunee, Thank you for that sweet prayer for Susan Reynolds. I will pass it on to her. I'm so sorry you never got to know Judy because breast cancer claimed her life.
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