Earlier this week I wrote about my friend Al who decided that after eight months of dialysis at home, administered by his wife of 41 years, and 94 years on this earth, it was time to move on. He quit dialysis and waited for the "road-trip to heaven" with grace and dignity. He left yesterday morning during the night.
God bless you, Al. You are an inspiration and a blessing to all who knew you!
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Note: This is not the gentlemen have been taking to the doctor and such for the past few years, Mr A. He is still alive and kicking...figuratively and literally. I am sure I will write of him before long. His journey is quite different from Al's, but then we all face life and death challenges in our own way, don't we?
God bless you, Al. You are an inspiration and a blessing to all who knew you!
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Note: This is not the gentlemen have been taking to the doctor and such for the past few years, Mr A. He is still alive and kicking...figuratively and literally. I am sure I will write of him before long. His journey is quite different from Al's, but then we all face life and death challenges in our own way, don't we?
