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Questions of Life and Death by Cindy Tuttle Sunday, June 07, 2009 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan My mother has a condition that could kill her tomorrow or a year from now. It made me wonder how I would treat everyone, if they were in my moms situation.
What if we treated each person as if we didn't know if they were going to be alive tomorrow? How would we treat them? Would we say we love you more to the people close to us? Would we treasure each minute we were with them? Would we ask them to forgive the times we may have hurt them? Tomorrow why don't we try and live this these questions Why don't we love and treasure the people we meet as if tomorrow they may be going to Jesus

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Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle	6/8/2009

A compelling and moving poem.Life can be so unpredictable.That's why people should always love each other and also spend quality time together.Also people should always say these words to each other as a reminder that they are important to them "I love you".Take care of yourself EDWIN




Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner	6/7/2009

Powerful message in thought provoking lines, Cindy; well done. Tell your Mom she's in my prayers (as are YOU). (((HUGS))) and love, Karla.




Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado	6/7/2009

I am sorry for your mom; know that she (and you) are in my prayers! May God give you both the strength and wisdom you need to get through the difficult days ahead! Well done, and powerful reminder! You just never know.... (((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :( At least (for now) you still have your mom; I lost my mom 19 years ago; she was not even sixty. How I miss her! (I also lost my daddy last year; he was 78. I miss him, too!)




Reviewed by Michelle Kidwell Power In The Pen	6/7/2009

It can all happen so quick, in the past few years I have lost friends I did not expect to loose, and I am glad that I never took the friendships for granted! In Christs Love Michelle~