Silent Night
"Silent Night, Holy Night. Son of God, Love's Pure Light."
Afraid that a second meaning to "Silent Night" applies today. My wife's sister, Karen, who has been diabetic for years and has recently had difficulties regulating her blood sugar even with an insulin pump, choked on food this past Monday and doctors found little or no evidence of brain activity in tests yesterday. Karen's family, including Pam, is in Omaha with Karen and tomorrow plan to turn off the respirator. Barring a Lazurus-type miracle, Karen probably will die shortly after.
Thankfully, there is hope for an eventually reunion of Pam and sister--and the key is the infant whose birth is celebrated today.
Afraid that a second meaning to "Silent Night" applies today. My wife's sister, Karen, who has been diabetic for years and has recently had difficulties regulating her blood sugar even with an insulin pump, choked on food this past Monday and doctors found little or no evidence of brain activity in tests yesterday. Karen's family, including Pam, is in Omaha with Karen and tomorrow plan to turn off the respirator. Barring a Lazurus-type miracle, Karen probably will die shortly after.
Thankfully, there is hope for an eventually reunion of Pam and sister--and the key is the infant whose birth is celebrated today.
posted by Dan Meyer at 9:38 AM
2 Comments:
God bless and comfort you at this time.
For the redeemed, there is a banquet coming with loved ones where we'll have all the time we want with them.
God bless you all. I'm sorry about your tragic news.
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