Half a Planet Away
Usually I don't get hung up on the distance between here and Europe. It's only a telephone call away (minussing 8 hours means it's even the same day), or an email or worst case scenario is just a 24 hr flight away. But when you have a loved one who's experiencing a critical health condition, and other loved ones who are experiencing sadness & stress, the massive gulf of the 21,000+ km's feels horrible. Ever since speaking with JD last night my head and heart are torn and I'm hovering somewhere midway above Earth - not really here and obviously not there either.
Both JD and I had been so excited about his return this Thursday. We were going to have a few days off together - which he especially needs after his gruelling hours over the past month. But that all fades into insignificance and feels trivial when I think about FD's suffering right now. Still no diagnosis but he's stable. Maybe he just had some sort of weird virus?
5 Comments:
Dani, I'm so sorry to hear this. I'll be thinking of you and JD.
Oh so sorry. I hope things settle for you all soon and that your father in law regains his health.
Those photos of your nieces a few posts down are just stunning. Does the 6 year old look like you? I have only seen you in glimpses, but I sense a resemblance.
Blessings to you and JD.
Thinking of you and JD. I know what you mean about the distance....when someone so close is ill, the distance seems even further and time even more precious.
Thank you Suz, Suse, Ursula & Shelly!!!!
sigh... stable is good. stable is good.....
hope things make a turn for the better!!
xo
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