LOSING A LOVED ONE

Losing A Loved OneAs one gets older, spending time with family and friends become more precious and valuable. Waking up to another day is a blessing within itself. During life’s journey, there are valleys, peaks, and plateaus. We experience all types of emotions such as happiness, peace, joy, sadness, unforgiveness, passion, and the list goes on and on. Some say flowers should be given while a person is still living. I am in agreement. It is far more rewarding spending time enjoying loved ones instead of harboring unforgiveness and never having the opportunity to clear the air. On May 2, 2013, my family and I buried my dad. I miss my daddy dearly; however, I have no regrets, no I wish I had, or I should have. Being my father’s care giver, allowed me the chance to spend the most important days with him saying I Love You, laughing, joking, taking picture, sharing family history and child hood memories.So many times after losing a loved one, individuals miss the occasion to say I love you; I apologized, and end up spending days being sorrowful and full of regrets. When God calls that loved one home to a better place, feel comfort in knowing that your time together was well spent with no regrets. Remember life is full of choices, so choose wisely.God BlessTerri (Ms Favor)