Happy Fathers day to my husband and the father of my daughters. You are an incredible father and husband. The last few years have been difficult ones in many ways, but most of all we have relied on God for all our needs and worked through each day together. We have made it through each issue and each delight. We have learned alot along the way. We know that children and family are precious and we should be thankful for them. We never can tell how long any of us have on this earth. We have learned together that possessions are nothing in comparison to the life of a loved one. We have learned to rely on each other and on God.
I know that this last year has been especially hard on you, Scott. This disease has taken so much from me and in turn from you. We don't want it to be this way, but this is where we are. Once again we have to take things one at time. You have had to learn to do things that I used to do and sometimes fumble through it. You have had to become mommy and daddy and my caregiver. We thank God for sending Jenny to us. She has been an absolute godsend.
I love you for all that you are, for caring for me and our household, for teaching our girls so they can become beautiful young ladies who love God, and for being you. Drive safely as you take the girls to camp and enjoy the time that you have with the girls and then have a safe drive home. I love you with all my heart.
Happy Fathers day to the one I love as well as the dads who read this.
About Me
- Rebekah Christine
- Rebekah is a wonderfully active little girl fighting for her life; and WINNING. She lives with her mommy and daddy and her younger sister Sarah. In the end of 2004 we found out Rebekah likely had Cerebral Palsey as well as some other muscular/nerological issues (Dyspraxia). It took 6 months for us to get over that and get her started with special classes to help her grow to her fullest potential. Then, in April 2005 she was diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma, an inoperable cancer (it does not deserve a capital "C") in her face and neck. In December 2007 her house burned down. And then in August 2009 her mommy was diagnosed with a terminal disease, als (it doesn't deserve capitals either!) This Blog is about how this beautiful little girl and her family are coping with life on a day to day basis. Come share with us. It's okay to cry, to laugh, to love and to pray but whatever you do, go home and love your own little ones just that much more. If you are new to this page and want to see where it all started we suggest you go back to the April Archives (below) and look to through the first couple of posts (at the bottom).