Hello my friend,
When I was a little girl my mom was my favorite person. We lived next to the railroad tracks and few kids lived near. She was my best friend – she loved me unconditionally and seemed to genuinely enjoy spending time with me. I always felt like she accepted me. My heart was broken when she passed away from cancer. I was 18. I was shut down for over a decade.
When I was a little girl my mom was my favorite person. We lived next to the railroad tracks and few kids lived near. She was my best friend – she loved me unconditionally and seemed to genuinely enjoy spending time with me. I always felt like she accepted me. My heart was broken when she passed away from cancer. I was 18. I was shut down for over a decade.
My mom was a writer of poetry and always helped me with book reports and poems and anything in between that had to do with composition. She was deep water – and so am I.
Her death was the strongest heartbreak I have experienced. She died way too young. I think her premature death is why my heart leans into emotional, mental and physical health.
I too have had health issues since I was small starting with my own early birth with my mom being in hard labor with me for 24 hours. Back then, they just let you ride it out and she did.
It has been a journey with a lot of challenge and I’m thankful for going over the river and through the woods living and moving and having my being inside the One Who lives and moves and has His Being inside me.
Honestly, I think losing my mom the way I did caused me to desire to help others not die the way she did. Something that has stuck with me for years is that it is important how we live but maybe it is just as important how we die? What do you think?
I have always loved to write since I was a little girl – that is my mom’s influence. So, I write about what I live through or what a friend might be passing through. It is how I express love and life and pain and passion. I hope you will go on this journey with me … as I continue to move forward.
Love, Donna Reiners
Her death was the strongest heartbreak I have experienced. She died way too young. I think her premature death is why my heart leans into emotional, mental and physical health.
I too have had health issues since I was small starting with my own early birth with my mom being in hard labor with me for 24 hours. Back then, they just let you ride it out and she did.
It has been a journey with a lot of challenge and I’m thankful for going over the river and through the woods living and moving and having my being inside the One Who lives and moves and has His Being inside me.
Honestly, I think losing my mom the way I did caused me to desire to help others not die the way she did. Something that has stuck with me for years is that it is important how we live but maybe it is just as important how we die? What do you think?
I have always loved to write since I was a little girl – that is my mom’s influence. So, I write about what I live through or what a friend might be passing through. It is how I express love and life and pain and passion. I hope you will go on this journey with me … as I continue to move forward.
Love, Donna Reiners
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