I wish there was a way to express our extreme gratitude and humility in the face of all of your prayers (which paid off in ways we didn't even expect). I wish that there were words that convey the true depth of our feelings.
We go through life jaded by news reports and daily occurences, that leave us feeling that oftentimes people don't want to get "involved" I posted a thread to vent about our fight for our son, hoping that maybe I would feel better after. I really didn't expect more than a few halfhearted replies.
What we recieved was an overwhelming support system that filled in all the gaps of our own prayers. We recieved prayers thoughts and true caring that is the stuff of fiction stories.
Both of my sons learned something amazing, people they don't know, people busy with their own lives and problems and hurts took time out to think of them. Alex learned that this world is a better place than he dared hope. Adrian learned that if you love someone enough to ask for help on their behalf, they will be helped and accepted.
I learned something I had lost touch with, humility, I have spent so much time focused on getting this done I forgot that nothing gets done alone.
I wish I could say more, I wish there was a word to define it but I only have these two words.
THANK YOU!
We are blessed by all of you, and I am humbled by the amount of power in prayer you all proved, not an easy feat to teach a teacher of religion. Lesson learned.
Bookmarks