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Time for everything

A friend ask my mom why it had to happen and the latter has no immediate response for her. You see she lost her father three days ago. Her aching heart and weary mind could not understand it all.

As we gather by her side this afternoon all we can offer her is the thought that he's doing better now with the Lord. No more suffering or pain but peace and love from the Father. Her heart might not have have the answer she's longing for right now but there's time for everything.

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Comments

I am so sorry! I hope things will get better. God Bless!

Adin B
riablahgs said…
I'm so sorry to hear about your friend's loss.

How is your day going Mayet? Hope all is well. And yes, there is a time for everything and God has reasons which we will all understand in His time.

God Bless always and Have a happy Monday.

Hugs,
Ria C

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Unknown said…
yes time will heal everything..
Mona said…
So sorry for your friend .. i'm sure time will heal.
thomas said…
Live life to the fullest so that we'll have less regret when we go
and all life suffering also ends there.
mikenbecca said…
Hi Mayet, I'm following you now :-)!!!

Anyway I liked what you posted, it is so true! I hope your friend feels better.
Anne said…
I am so sorry for her loss. I lost both my parents and it is definitely hard to go through.
i agree that there's time for everything.. :) because i believe in hope. :)

i hope everything's well now.

thanks for dropping my blog and leaving a comment. means a lot :)

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