My dearest, dearest, sweet gentle Rose.
There were tears flowing when I heard about your wonderful Jim. Although I didn't get to know him personally, your posts gave me a small glimpse of what a loving and caring man he always was despite the illness he had for the last few years. He was a loving husband, and a committed man to care the way he did for not only you, but also for Michael and Jonathan. I know that your sons benefited from his unconditional love.
Rose, I am sure that when Jesus welcomed Jim home, his words would have been 'Well done good and faithful servant.' He is at peace now in a resurrected body. No pain, no tears, no sadness, and he is with Jonathan and Michael.
Rose, the support you gave Jonathan and Michael and Jim was the best possible support and love that anyone could live. There were times of frustration, but you always showed compassion and dignity with all your posts.
Even though you had very stressful times, you nevertheless have been able to contribute to our little community here in countless ways. I remember so well when Grant was put on Lamictal, and had a fever, his neurologist said that the Lamictal couldn't possibly be causing the high fever. But you knew Rose, you knew. You sent a message to me, and when Grant came out of ICU and was sent for a short time to another hospital, were were able to get Grant off the Lamictal, and within a few days the high fevers stopped and never came back.
I know that your love for Jim and your sons, has touched countless people. Many people you don't even know have benefited with knowing you via the internet and elsewhere.
Rose, there will be times of great sorrow and tears, but in time the sorrow will be turned to only very happy and fond memories of your precious husband.
We are praying for you.
With ALL our love,
Paul, Alison and Grant the champ.
There were tears flowing when I heard about your wonderful Jim. Although I didn't get to know him personally, your posts gave me a small glimpse of what a loving and caring man he always was despite the illness he had for the last few years. He was a loving husband, and a committed man to care the way he did for not only you, but also for Michael and Jonathan. I know that your sons benefited from his unconditional love.
Rose, I am sure that when Jesus welcomed Jim home, his words would have been 'Well done good and faithful servant.' He is at peace now in a resurrected body. No pain, no tears, no sadness, and he is with Jonathan and Michael.
Rose, the support you gave Jonathan and Michael and Jim was the best possible support and love that anyone could live. There were times of frustration, but you always showed compassion and dignity with all your posts.
Even though you had very stressful times, you nevertheless have been able to contribute to our little community here in countless ways. I remember so well when Grant was put on Lamictal, and had a fever, his neurologist said that the Lamictal couldn't possibly be causing the high fever. But you knew Rose, you knew. You sent a message to me, and when Grant came out of ICU and was sent for a short time to another hospital, were were able to get Grant off the Lamictal, and within a few days the high fevers stopped and never came back.
I know that your love for Jim and your sons, has touched countless people. Many people you don't even know have benefited with knowing you via the internet and elsewhere.
Rose, there will be times of great sorrow and tears, but in time the sorrow will be turned to only very happy and fond memories of your precious husband.
We are praying for you.
With ALL our love,
Paul, Alison and Grant the champ.
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