I read a piece of hospice literature the other day and it shared a short story about a sailboat. It talked about us being on one shore and watching this majestic boat with her beautiful sails floating off into the horizon, getting further and further away, smaller and smaller. And though we morn not being able to see her beauty we must remember that on the other side of the horizon is a different shore and on that shore they are witnessing her coming closer and closer and celebrating her arrival.
Grandma will soon be with those she had to watch sail away. And they will be celebrating her arrival. So not all of our tears will be tears of sadness. It won't be long now until grandma is in the arms of God.

3 comments:
Praying.
sending hugs and lots of prayers your way
Hospice is such an amazing organisation, they do truly wonderful work.
You and your family are in my prayers, rejoice in the fact that your Grandma will be in the arms of Jesus very soon and isn`t that where we all want to be?
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