This hard month
Throughout ...36 total reviews
Comment from Rachelle Allen
Wow. What an impressive read this is on so many levels. The story of this young man's life is remarkable, as are you, who made it all possible. But the way you presented it is what's most impressive of all because you never once thumped your chest or patted yourself on the back. It's all about HIM, his will to live, and the medical staff who made it possible. The explanation about the universal health offered in your country is beautifully explained, as well. This was an extremely enriching piece to read, Wendy. I am sending love and prayers to you all. xoxox
reply by the author on 28-Oct-2023
Wow. What an impressive read this is on so many levels. The story of this young man's life is remarkable, as are you, who made it all possible. But the way you presented it is what's most impressive of all because you never once thumped your chest or patted yourself on the back. It's all about HIM, his will to live, and the medical staff who made it possible. The explanation about the universal health offered in your country is beautifully explained, as well. This was an extremely enriching piece to read, Wendy. I am sending love and prayers to you all. xoxox
Comment Written 28-Oct-2023
reply by the author on 28-Oct-2023
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Thank you very much Rachelle for this very caring and understanding review. I appreciate your words more than you know.
Wendy
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Thank you very much Rachelle for this very caring and understanding review. I appreciate your words more than you know.
Wendy
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xoxox
Comment from Jacob1395
This is such an inspiring piece to read. This is the first time I've come across your journey, but reading your account here really moved me and I could feel your emotion coming through. You're doing a brilliant job being their for your son at such an important time. I hope he'll continue to improve and that you'll continue to have many more years together.
reply by the author on 28-Oct-2023
This is such an inspiring piece to read. This is the first time I've come across your journey, but reading your account here really moved me and I could feel your emotion coming through. You're doing a brilliant job being their for your son at such an important time. I hope he'll continue to improve and that you'll continue to have many more years together.
Comment Written 28-Oct-2023
reply by the author on 28-Oct-2023
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Thank you very much for your support, care and understanding. Your words are a great encouragement, and are valued.
Wendy
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Thank you very much for your support, care and understanding. Your words are a great encouragement, and are valued.
Wendy
Comment from Dawn Munro
Once again your story has moved me to tears. You write with such clarity. Outstanding ability -- you are very talented.
This poor soul, the suffering! And you! I will keep you and yours in my prayers.
reply by the author on 28-Oct-2023
Once again your story has moved me to tears. You write with such clarity. Outstanding ability -- you are very talented.
This poor soul, the suffering! And you! I will keep you and yours in my prayers.
Comment Written 28-Oct-2023
reply by the author on 28-Oct-2023
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Thank you for your deep care and for your loving words. The support of many has been so encouraging and I am very blessed to have friends who understand and offer love and care. Many thanks for the six stars. Greatly valued, and I feel honoured to receive them.
Wendy
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Your writing is superb. You are very welcome.
Comment from Lisasview
I can not stop crying... reading this account of your little boy pulled at my heart strings.. Of course you made the right decision... and I applaud you...
Please let all of know how he is doing...
Lisasview
reply by the author on 28-Oct-2023
I can not stop crying... reading this account of your little boy pulled at my heart strings.. Of course you made the right decision... and I applaud you...
Please let all of know how he is doing...
Lisasview
Comment Written 28-Oct-2023
reply by the author on 28-Oct-2023
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Thank you so much Lisa. I am about to visit him, but last night he was doing well considering what he?d been through. He?s in God?s care and I trust His good and perfect will for him. Thank you again for your caring and loving support.
Wendy.
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You are so very welcome.
Are we Fans? If not would you like to be?
That way I will be able to see any new writings posted.
Lisa
Comment from Wendyanne
Wow what an amazing woman you are for accepting this person into your life and giving him unconditional love for the rest of his life. It sounds as if you have more challenging days to come. I will pray for him.
reply by the author on 28-Oct-2023
Wow what an amazing woman you are for accepting this person into your life and giving him unconditional love for the rest of his life. It sounds as if you have more challenging days to come. I will pray for him.
Comment Written 28-Oct-2023
reply by the author on 28-Oct-2023
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Many thanks for your care and prayers. Yes, the next stage of his journey will continue to be challenging.
I am thankful for your review and for your kindness and understanding.
Wendy.
Comment from Jesse James Doty
In your country, the disabled are treated with respect and given all the medical care needed to ensure their quality of life. That sounds so amazing! In my country, we have to have medical insurance to get the care we need and deserve. Sadly, we are one of the last of the countries in the free world to not see the need for free medical help for all who need it.
Your foster son is a wonder in his resilience and his strength of will. He is a survivor and there is no doubt in my mind that having you and your son by his side to comfort and love him is responsible for his enduring these treatments which otherwise, he might not endure. You and your family are in my thoughts, especially your foster son.
Jesse
reply by the author on 28-Oct-2023
In your country, the disabled are treated with respect and given all the medical care needed to ensure their quality of life. That sounds so amazing! In my country, we have to have medical insurance to get the care we need and deserve. Sadly, we are one of the last of the countries in the free world to not see the need for free medical help for all who need it.
Your foster son is a wonder in his resilience and his strength of will. He is a survivor and there is no doubt in my mind that having you and your son by his side to comfort and love him is responsible for his enduring these treatments which otherwise, he might not endure. You and your family are in my thoughts, especially your foster son.
Jesse
Comment Written 28-Oct-2023
reply by the author on 28-Oct-2023
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Hi Jesse, thank you so much for your most thoughtful and encouraging words. I find it sad that the US hasn?t adopted a similar health system. I gather that the poorer people simply die. It?s not right for that to be so. Your words of support for this young man who we have always considered to be part of the family are very greatly valued. Many thanks.
Wendy
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Yes, Wendy, it is sad and wrong to let those who can't afford medical insurance die. That is what we call freedom. Haha. No freedom from pain or suffering. No freedom from living in squalor. Our country lives on the notion that the one who has the most money wins. Sad yet true.
You value life and the living, which is a good thing. I want to live in your country, Where people are valued more than money.
Take care, my friend.
Jesse
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That?s so very sad. Yes, here our country experiences droughts, bushfires and floods all quite regularly, and people always look after each other, without judgment. Same with the medical care. I would never live anywhere else. Many thanks again.
Wendy
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Looking after one another without judgment is the best thing ever.
I wouldn't want to move anywhere else, either.
Take good care of yourself.
Jesse
Comment from Navada
What a beautiful story. I am an Australian too, and I echo your gratitude for our medical system. We are so blessed. I really hope your foster son recovers soon and well. You are a wonderful person to do the things that you do for him and with him. God needs people with human hands to do His work. Blessings.
reply by the author on 28-Oct-2023
What a beautiful story. I am an Australian too, and I echo your gratitude for our medical system. We are so blessed. I really hope your foster son recovers soon and well. You are a wonderful person to do the things that you do for him and with him. God needs people with human hands to do His work. Blessings.
Comment Written 28-Oct-2023
reply by the author on 28-Oct-2023
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Thank you very much for your lovely response! Very caring, understanding and supportive. Yes, we have much to be thankful for in the skilled medical care we receive here. Blessings to you too and your loved ones.
Welcome to the site, and I look forward to reading your work too.
Wendy
Comment from Jumbo J
Hi Wendy,
firstly, my prayers have been surrounding your son, you and your family through this, yet another hurdle to clear and fight through.
I thank and praise our Creator for choosing your family for this very special soul... your son was placed in very capable hands.
And in saying that, It doesn't take away from all that not only your son has had to endure, but also all who are standing beside him, worrying, hoping, praying, consoling and believing in, while he is going through these demanding trials.
You are a very special person and family indeed!
I think reading this story, really puts things into perspective. What we perceive to be a hard day, or a challenging day, doesn't really rate in the scheme of things.
My thoughts and prayers are with your son, you, and your family Wendy... and to all those beautiful-dedicated people who work long and hard hours within demanding surrounds in the pursuit of the health and well being of others.
Thank you for writing this biographical non-fictional essay to update and let us all know what has been happening in you and your family's life... much appreciated!
With our thoughts we create...
connective love.
Kindest regards,
James.
reply by the author on 28-Oct-2023
Hi Wendy,
firstly, my prayers have been surrounding your son, you and your family through this, yet another hurdle to clear and fight through.
I thank and praise our Creator for choosing your family for this very special soul... your son was placed in very capable hands.
And in saying that, It doesn't take away from all that not only your son has had to endure, but also all who are standing beside him, worrying, hoping, praying, consoling and believing in, while he is going through these demanding trials.
You are a very special person and family indeed!
I think reading this story, really puts things into perspective. What we perceive to be a hard day, or a challenging day, doesn't really rate in the scheme of things.
My thoughts and prayers are with your son, you, and your family Wendy... and to all those beautiful-dedicated people who work long and hard hours within demanding surrounds in the pursuit of the health and well being of others.
Thank you for writing this biographical non-fictional essay to update and let us all know what has been happening in you and your family's life... much appreciated!
With our thoughts we create...
connective love.
Kindest regards,
James.
Comment Written 27-Oct-2023
reply by the author on 28-Oct-2023
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Thank you very much James! What care and encouragement and support you offer along with your prayers. I appreciate your words so much. I also value the six stars. An honour which is very meaningful, especially for this piece of writing. Thank you again. Wendy
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Truly grateful for your gracious response Wendy... hope you and your family are well; that is the 'everything'. Your son has some big hitter's up there working in his corner... he came to the right family. It truly warms my heart to know that.
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Just got back from visiting him again this evening. He has good colour and his obs are stable. He has already drained well over a litre from the second lung. In 24 hours!
So hopefully he can start to pick up. So long as the fluid doesn?t return. Thank you so much for your care and supportive encouragement.
Wendy
Comment from Spitfire
Definitely a role model. I felt both his and your pain and courage as I read this beautiful written story of his struggle to live. You're my hero, Wendy.
reply by the author on 28-Oct-2023
Definitely a role model. I felt both his and your pain and courage as I read this beautiful written story of his struggle to live. You're my hero, Wendy.
Comment Written 27-Oct-2023
reply by the author on 28-Oct-2023
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Your kind words brought tears to my eyes and I thank you for your caring and support, Shari. Many thanks.
Wendy
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Thank you also for the six beautiful stars. It?s an honour and a great encouragement.
Wendy
Comment from royowen
Thanks for the comprehensive report on your son, and how's he's doing, I'm sold out for prayer, God certainly listens, someone once said we have no idea what power is in the hands of those who believe. The legacy that Jesus left us was His authority in prayer, "The things I do, you will do, and greater works than I do, because i go to the Father" John 14:12-14, well done, blessings Roy
reply by the author on 28-Oct-2023
Thanks for the comprehensive report on your son, and how's he's doing, I'm sold out for prayer, God certainly listens, someone once said we have no idea what power is in the hands of those who believe. The legacy that Jesus left us was His authority in prayer, "The things I do, you will do, and greater works than I do, because i go to the Father" John 14:12-14, well done, blessings Roy
Comment Written 27-Oct-2023
reply by the author on 28-Oct-2023
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Thank you very much Roy for your caring response and for the words of encouragement. All are appreciated.
Wendy