I know it will get better, I know I will have good days and bad and I know in the rational part of my brain that I will never ever forget his laugh, his dimple right above his butt crack and his love for Elmo. But unfortunately the holidays are making it a little bit harder to help myself get beyond the grief.
I still have that peace, I do. He is gone and in no more pain, but like I said on face book a few days ago, DAMMIT I miss that kid!
Christmas '10
Praying for you always!
ReplyDeleteHi Beth,
ReplyDeleteThis is a hard journey. I know there are many praying for you and I am one of them. Continuing to lift you up to the Lord and that the change in the new year will be not too hard on you.
Praying,
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Praying for you and i know little Keegan is in enjoying his 1st xmas a heavenly angel
ReplyDeleteDear Beth,
ReplyDeleteI just stumbled by coincidence over your blog and prayed for your son and you for the last 1.5 years or so. I understand that nothing I - a stranger - write or say can comfort you. The picture you posted is beautiful. Keegan's poise and dignity have deeply impressed me and will always humble me.
And yes, I wish you other children. But of course, you will always stay Keegan's mommy. He will always be your son.
Praying for Keegan and you.