When I returned home from the hospital last night one of our neighbors left this wreath on our door with a handmade Christmas card. I was so moved by this simple act of kindness that I stood in awe for a good ten minutes. The apartment complex that Andrew and I live in is a fairly low-keyed place with busy people who keep to themselves most of the time. I guess this hardship in our lives has given pause to many people that I did not expect and it humbles me in a way I cannot explain. I just hope, one day, I can return even an ounce of the kindness Andrew and I have received from our family, friends and neighbors. — Deb
YOU BRING A LUMP TO MY THROAT.
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I know you have setup a fund for expenses and such but do you have an email address where contributions can be sent via paypal?
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Vince
Godspeed Deb and Andrew. Such things do remind us of our place on the planet - of who and what is important. This holiday season I will be wishing for Andrew's health and recovery, and that you both end up with all you deserve.
ReplyDeleteKind of a mental wreath, but all I can do from Northern California.
And Deb, thanks so much for reaching out. I can't imagine what it's like to go through this time, but I do know there are so many people who care so much about what happened and how you are doing.
Jamie