Today, 10th Sept 2010, I read a very touching story about the wife of the late actor, Patrick Swayze, Lisa Niemi, 54 who is said to be still texting him a year after he died in the hope the messages will reach him. They were married for 34 years.
According to The Sun, 10/09/10, Lisa said she keeps up their tradition of texting before getting on a plane. She said: "I put what I always did, 'I love you'."
Why I am talking about it?
Well, I am recognising the great pain of losing a loved one and the slow pace of healing. Although, it is said that 'time heals', I still think of my mother who passed away when I was a toddler. All I have of her is a photograph of her holding me and my late sister. I can't finish my blog entry because of distress.
May their soul rest in pece.
There are times when slow healing is a good thing. There are times when it is a bad thing. Everyone has to heal at their own pace. I enjoyed reading your blog. May God Bless You.
ReplyDeleteThanks very much Cliff for your blog. I was looking for the popular Methodist songs we used to sing when I would attend the local Methodist church in Tshabalala, Bulawayo. It was an interesting service that was run in both Shona and Ndebele without interpretation.
ReplyDeleteOn the subject of this post, I understand the story well. I lost my wife in 2008. Healing happens, memories linger...they never go away. Sometimes they are strong, sometimes they are just there.
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ReplyDeleteMay the good memories comfort us when we lose loved one. I recommend a new song by the great Oliver Mutukudzi called Ronga Dongo take a listen
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