close to home, far from home
We'll take Ira home today. In just a couple of hours, they'll sign off on him and we'll load up and go home. We'll go home with preventative measures in place like higher vent settings and a continuous antibiotic. Both of these measures are intended to keep Ira home but both have their drawbacks. At any rate, we're glad he's coming home.
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I was reminded last night at 1:37 a.m. (according to my watch) what it sounds like when a father and mother loses their child. The wailing is indescribable.
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I was reminded last night at 1:37 a.m. (according to my watch) what it sounds like when a father and mother loses their child. The wailing is indescribable.
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posted by jch at
6:38 AM
4 Comments:
So glad to hear that Ira is coming home. Let's hope he stays home and stays healthy and strong.
The wailing. The hospital. I've been there. Shudder.
I'm so glad Ira is going home today! I hope you have a wonderful Memorial Day weekend- at home.
I'm so so sorry for the family who lost their child. And I'm sorry for the number of times you have witnessed such grief. I can't imagine nor do I want to.
"The wailing is indescribable."
Yes.
Those are sounds only the Spirit can truly understand.
Joe,
So glad that Ira is coming home soon. I've never had to hear the wailing of parents who have lost their child. It's a sobering reminder of the pain that people all over the world go through on a daily basis. I will pray for the parents you mentioned.
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