Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Sometimes.....

Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Sometimes as I sit in this darkened hospital room with monitors flashing, machines beeping, oxygen blowing, I listen to the soft breath if my child as he sleeps, with tears streaming down my cheeks. I still cannot believe that this is our reality...
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Sometimes as I sit in this darkened hospital room with monitors flashing, machines beeping, oxygen blowing, I listen to the soft breath if my child as he sleeps, with tears streaming down my cheeks I still cannot believe my baby has cancer and has to endure the unthinkable.....
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Sometimes as I sit in this darkened hospital room with monitors flashing, machines beeping, oxygen blowing, I listen to the soft breath if my child as he sleeps, with tears streaming down my cheeks I still cannot believe that I am hundreds of miles away from my husband and child......
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Sometimes as I sit in this darkened hospital room with monitors flashing, machines beeping, oxygen blowing, I listen to the soft breath if my child as he sleeps, with tears streaming down my cheeks I still cannot believe that there are worse things in life than having cancer and I find myself feeling grateful that my boy has something that is curable or at least treatable and he will not be afflicted for a lifetime.....
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Sometimes as I sit in this darkened hospital room with monitors flashing, machines beeping, oxygen blowing, I listen to the soft breath if my child as he sleeps, with tears streaming down my cheeks I still cannot believe that all of this will be a distant memory some day and my baby will grow into an amazing man.

4 comments:

  1. Here's a big hug. You are right, Dillon is going to grow into an amazing man.

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  2. And he will grow up to do something far more amazing than you can ever dream of...all because of this horrible event you all have to endure. He is/will be strong and courageous. Battles will seem small to what he is battling now. He will have the ability to overcome absolutely anything that comes his way.

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  3. The plan for Dillon's life was laid long ago. This bump will serve a purpose we can not even fathom. He will grow old and get to share this bit of his life with others. Sharing his story (and yours) will inspire others to be brave, as you all have been. May God bring you peace as you sit in your darkened hospital room. Much love, Shari!

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  4. Oh, shari, just big hugs to your beautiful loving Mama heart. He IS an amazing boy that will be a stellar, and wise man. love to you all, Melissa

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