Let it snow! (not really)

A group that I belong to asked for Christmas

cards for a little boy who won't live much

longer. It's all he wants and they are hoping

to get as many as possible. This card didn't

come out exactly how I wanted it to, but

I think he will like it anyway. The glitter dots

will dry flat, but I wanted to get the picture

taken, and they didn't have time to dry.

It's really sad that we have to lose

children to cancer and other diseases,

but I hope this little boy will enjoy his

cards and that it will bring a measure

of comfort to his family that so

many people care.

We talked to the hospice nurses and dad

signed the rest of the papers.  She doesn't know

that the "extra people" are hospice workers,

we just told her they are people who come

around and give extra care .  She has pressure

sores that won't ever heal because she's not eating

properly and one has "tunneled".  So they have

to do their best to keep her comfortable.

  I worry about sepsis.    

Isn't this a pleasant post?

Psalm 100:5

 For the Lord is good and his love endures forever;
    his faithfulness continues through all generations.


Happy Tuesday!