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God will say when

by Miller H Caldwell — Read all 115 poems by Miller H Caldwell

How long in a care home

Sunday, May 25, 2014

Fused bones unable to make a selection from the chocolate box.
Legs no longer independently walk over pavements and carpets.
So sudden the change. A stoke down the left side paralyses the support of the ailing frame.
Only last month a steady stick supported a walk, took her to the cycle path to hear the birds and if the right wavelength of her hearing aid was in order, she heard them.
Now two venues are her life; a bed and a chair accessed through the support of two nurses. Immobile once seated or lying, her world no longer retains her membership. Has it lapsed?
If physiotherapy can bring the limbs to life, will I not run and dance again and be returned to the home I always knew?
No, the mind is racing ahead. Hope is no longer a reality.
The call to end life is strong within her ninety year old frame. Will it come tonight?
If it is calm and dignified and God’s will, let it happen, says the son and daughter.
But only God will decide when.


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Reviewed by John Domino
Reviewed on March 12, 2017
Amen!

Reviewed by Mary Cochrane
Reviewed on October 31, 2014
Life can seem so dark in such trying times. I pray that God will see her and her family through these trying times.
Mary

Reviewed by Marilyn Friesen
Reviewed on May 27, 2014
I sense she is loved, so that will bring comfort in those trying, declining moments. May God be with her and her loved ones.

Reviewed by m j hollingshead
Reviewed on May 27, 2014

your poignant read reveals her grace and yours


Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on May 25, 2014
The will to live, however impossibly, is strong and some live on well beyond living. Like my 101-year-old uncle said last year to anyone who would hear: "I don't know why I'm living so long. Will someone please bring me a bucket so that I can kick it?" I believe he died laughing.

Ron

Reviewed by Thurman Faison
Reviewed on May 25, 2014
How true!


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