Sample Writings
This is a sample from my book I thought maybe I would share a piece with you all.
Warning You may need a box of Kleenex....
Please be considerate and DO NOT COPY! This is my true life experience and is mine and only mine to share. I am writing for a future book. Thank you gracefully!!!
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Warning You may need a box of Kleenex....
Please be considerate and DO NOT COPY! This is my true life experience and is mine and only mine to share. I am writing for a future book. Thank you gracefully!!!
Tuesday- March 25, 1997
I heard his keys rattle at the door
of our apartment as he slowly opened it. His head hanging low and his face as
white as a sheet I asked him, “Why are you home early?” I jumped out of the
lazy chair I was sitting in watching the late night news. I grabbed the remote and turned off the
television. From the expression on his face I could see that it was something
terrible. Kenny said, “I have some really bad news about Rick and Tina.” I was instantly sick to my stomach when my
intuition kicked in, the kind that only a mother can feel. I immediately went
into hysterics screaming and crying back at him “NOT MY BABIES, PLEASE GOD, NOT
MY BABIES.” He tried reaching for me but I pushed him away. He reached over
again just in time to catch me as I was falling to the floor. Collapsed in a
heap on the floor where my knees had buckled under me, I felt my life energy draining
out of me. My mind was racing trying to digest this news that he has yet to
finish telling me. He was cradling me while on his knees and said, “They were
in a bad car accident and nobody survived.” In my garbled hysteric screaming
cry I demanded how he found out. He replied, “Henry called me at work.” I then
sucked up my sobbing tears and whatever strength I could muster to stand
breaking free from his hold. Frantically grabbing for the phone to call Henry,
Rick’s brother. I wanted to hear the news for myself. When I first tried to
call him the line was busy so I called my best friend, Rebecca. She answered
the phone; I started screaming, “PLEASE TELL ME MY BABIES ARE OK.” She replied
crying, “I’m sorry sweetie, but I can’t” (Henry had called her only a few
minutes before while he was trying to reach Kenny, so she knew what had
happened). We were only on the phone for a minute before I hung up to try
calling Henry again.
Finally reaching Henry at his mother’s house,
I asked softly crying, “Henry is it true? Please tell me that it isn’t true.”
He said “It is.” I dropped the phone screaming, “NOT MY BABIES, PLEASE GOD NOT
MY BABIES!” I picked up the phone again while on the floor cradled between
Kenny’s legs and asked to talk to my father who was there with the grieving
group of family. “Hello,” he said. I replied crying, “Daddy this hurts badly. What
am I going to do? Is this for real? They can’t be gone. Are you sure that Rick
isn’t playing a really bad joke on us?” He said “No, it is true and if you had
just stayed in the church (Jehovah’s Witness) this might not have happened.” To
which I replied with shock in my voice, “What? You didn’t just say that.” In
the background, I could hear my stepmother yell, “Don, No, No, No” and I hung
up the phone. In my private thoughts I was wondering if I was really that bad
of a daughter that he felt compelled to blame these deaths on me? Turning to
look at Kenny, crying, I said “Can you believe he just said that to me? How
could anybody, especially a father, say such a horrible thing to his daughter
who just found out that her kids are dead?” My body was trembling out of
control, tears and emotions I had never felt before now. My heart was aching so
bad that I thought it would burst right out of my chest.
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You are an amazing woman to have gone through what no parent should ever have to go through, and come out the other side a kind and loving person. I am proud to call you friend.
ReplyDeleteAww thank you Vicki! You are pretty great yourself! xoxo
ReplyDeleteM.E. You have walked through the fire and been refined like few of us have. What a blessing your story will be to others that have experienced tragedy. Peace be with you.
ReplyDeleteFern
this is a really heart felt & compelling story that needs to be told but how difficult it must be for you to be the one to tell it. But, in reality you are the only one who has the whole story of the unbearable grief you felt. Please know that as you release each segment your friends, out in the blog world are here to support you along the way. God bless.
ReplyDeleteFern I thank you I sure hope it can help others.
ReplyDeleteDFW---Thank you for your support. It is people like you all that got my courage up to share this little tidbit from my book.
THANK YOU ALL FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART!!
You are an amazing person!
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