Say a prayer for my sister the super hero

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Praise God for your sister and her being a strong woman to choose life. Praise to you and your family for being supportive of her in what our society would call an “accident” and for NOT pushing abortion on her or making her feel as if that’s the only choice for a “young mother.”

I will certainly keep your sister in my prayers for her healing and may she always find God’s love in everything she does.

Hugs to everyone!!!
 
Sue:

God bless your sister, especially now the she will no longer have as much attention from your family and none the adoptive parents, who naturally just want to bond as a new family. She will be on an emotional roller coaster for many months. She needs more love and time from her family than ever as she struggles to find her place, without her pregnancy/baby, in the world.
 
She is in my prayers.
What a wonderful gift.
One of my sisters could not have children.She became a foster parent and she and her husband adopted two of the children. Her daughter was married last Saturday and her son is a Senior in High school.

Blessings and Peace
 
Um - the child is almost two years old by now - nothing like digging up an old thread!! :rolleyes: And the OP hasn’t been here since November of '07.

~Liza
 
Sorry, I didn’t even look at the date.
However NO prayer is ever wasted!
I’m not thinking clearly these days. Lots of things have happened. My brother in law died May 7 and my mother in law May 23, my cousin was diagnosed with brain cancer and he died two weeks later and through all of this we were planning my daughter’s wedding. My husband has lost his job of nearly 28 years due to downsizing, he’s had open heart surgery and valve repair, he’s depressed and really needs counseling. He thinks we need to look at a legal separation…we’ve been married for 36 wonderful years. There have been highs and lows, but that’s life and we will survive this too. I have a strong faith. The cup is always half-full, never half-empty. He doesn’t see it that way.
Sorry about the post…pray for us!
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Rehmy
 
Sorry, I didn’t even look at the date.
However NO prayer is ever wasted!
I’m not thinking clearly these days. Lots of things have happened. My brother in law died May 7 and my mother in law May 23, my cousin was diagnosed with brain cancer and he died two weeks later and through all of this we were planning my daughter’s wedding. My husband has lost his job of nearly 28 years due to downsizing, he’s had open heart surgery and valve repair, he’s depressed and really needs counseling. He thinks we need to look at a legal separation…we’ve been married for 36 wonderful years. There have been highs and lows, but that’s life and we will survive this too. I have a strong faith. The cup is always half-full, never half-empty. He doesn’t see it that way.
Sorry about the post…pray for us!
New Kid on the Block
Rehmy
Dear Rehmy,

God bless you, and you are right…all prayers are answered, especially those that are made with compassion.

My prayers are with you for all your trials. I appreciate your upbeat attitude, which is a grace you received and acted upon!

Peace,

Dorothy
 
…what a beautiful story. I am going to Mass this evening, and will pray for her, the baby, the adoptive parents, and your family. As hard as this was (and I can’t imagine) it would be SO much harder for her to live with herself after an abortion. I saw a woman’s life almost completely destroyed by that. She gave that little boy life. Praise God!
 
Ironic that you said that. Her name is Mary…
There are no accidents in life, only opportunities to do things the right way or the wrong way. Clearly she has lived up to her namesake. Your sister’s story is far and away the best thing I’ve read all day. Many prayers and blessings to all of you for your support of your sister’s heroic courage!
 
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