And any of the rest of your organs. A friend of mine drove around for years with a bumper sticker that said, Leave your Heart on Earth, Heaven Doesn’t Need It. Be an Organ Donor. And i think she was. Bless that great big heart of hers. I hope if someone got it they learned to love like she did.
It’s a sad and awful and wonderful duty when a loved one dies to really release them. And you have to accept the awful reality to allow new reality to happen.
I watched my dear friend, who was in the process of dying from cancer, reel with the sudden accident that took her husband and then sit through the hours it took to release his body for donation. It was so hard and she was so brave. It was such an important lesson. Bless her loving heart and her stubborn right-doing mind.
So determine to make Peace and put your whole heart into it. However that happens. and consider Peace-giving organ donation.
Ann, you know our story. Katy got her new kidney a year ago on the 21st. Living in a small town with very close community ties, we were able to meet her donor’s mother. She is a woman of infinite strength who in her darkest hour chose the gift of life. This anniversary has been so very bittersweet,for all of us.I grieve so much for her loss as she rejoices for our recovery. Jody shared this with me and it is so relevant right now. Thank you thank you thank you. XxOo Amy