Michael,
If your up for it, I’ll buy lunch at the diner. Only if your ready for a chat, though.
And I’ll pick up the drink tab!
I’ll buy desert
Fergie
I’ll get the appatizers
inch
Man! He’s gonna be stuffed when he leaves here!
Bring the Mrs. along, Michael. Count me in with sharing the tab for both. Perhaps dinner, too. Steak and lobster tails, anybody?
Seriously, Michael and his family continue to be in prayers following the sad loss of Michael’s son.
If it’s lobster then me and the wife will surely be there. I also have some great news. We found out 2 days ago that my wife is pregnant. Now we are thinking that this might be some kinda blessing. My wife only has one Fallopian Tube. The other one was destroyed duing the two Eptopics. The doctors are concerned about being pregnant with only one tube. It did shine a little light conpaired to what has been going on. Somehow the thoughts from you all just might be heard from someone above.
Michael & Kim
Michael
That is really great news. Its obvious that you are a caring and loving father and as you said, a blessing.
Rick
My wife has been trying to get pregnant for years. We went through hell to try to adopt. We would have loved to give some child a good home. But all that fell through. This might be a sign to say " I wanted your sone up here with me, I am giving you another child so you can raise him or her just like you did this one" Love God.
Praise God, Amen
Chris
I said this in the other topic also.
YOU PEOPLE HERE WHO HAVE KIDS. GO AND HUG THEM AND REALLY TELL THEM HOW MUCH THEY MEAN TO YOU. I DID THAT EVERY SO OFTEN, BUT I WISH I WOULD HAVE DONE IT A LOT MORE. EVERY NIGHT BEFORE I WENT TO BED I WOULD GO INTO HIS ROOM AND KISS HIM ON THE TOP OF THE HEAD AND TELL HIM " I LOVE YA BUDDY"
Michael,
I’m so glad you’re back. These are hard days even to come. They do get somewhat better though. I started to have some half decent days, this was of coarse after a few weeks of real bad ones. The first day I felt real good was last week, I almost felt quilty. what had flashed through my mind was that how I could feel good in such a short time after 23 beautiful years with my partner, April. I’m glad the feeling was only a fleeting moment. Thinking of her may bring a tear, but the deep pain seems to be disipating as the days go by. Now I almost rejoice for the great memories we had together. I shure do hope the same for you and Kim.
The news is fantastic. It almost seems a miracle. This reminds me of the Phoenix, how ironic.
I do notice that you have already stopped by the diner. And yes my friend, dinner is on me, Lobster it is. See you there.
I will bring my huckleberry cheese cake. Hope to see you at the diner. Everyone there cares.
Sue
Michael and Kim, I am sitting here at my gate at St. Louis airport trying out my new wireless card with tears all welled up in my eyes at what you have posted today. A lot of lives have been indirectly touched by your son. Your post reminding us to express our love for our own children is so relevant and important for us all to hear. Your news truly seems like a blessing from above. All children are gifts from God. The two of you, it appears, are to be blessed with raising two very special ones. I’ll be extra vigilant about making those bed-time phone calls while I am travelling this week.
Michael & Kim,
I’m so glad to hear from you! And to top it off, congratulations are in order! It’s absolutely amazing how God works sometimes! You are truly blessed to be given the opportunities that you have in having a hand in the raising of two of God’s children. I still continue to pray for you and your wife, and I hope that those prayers in some way help.