Wednesday, March 24, 2010

May Our Sons Never Meet

Today I met another Blue Star Mom. She came to our shop, we began to chat. She told me her son was a Navy Seal and now he is a surgeon in Afghanistan. Her eyes quickly took on the glassy-look, I know all too well. She shared with me that she is more scared for her son now, than she ever has been during his missions as a Navy Seal. This mom told me how much her heart hurts, how deeply she fears for her son's safety. We exchanged a hug. She told me, "I hope my son never meets your son."

Oh dear God in Heaven, please never allow our sons to meet.

14 comments:

  1. With the exception of them waiting to share a plane ride home!

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  2. mike...ONLY waiting for a plane ride home! Thanks, my friend!

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  3. Your boys couldn't be in better hands (on earth) if they needed him. Both boys(and you) are still in my prayers.

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  4. adding my prayers to yours..;p

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  5. plane rides aside....there are GOOD ways of running into surgeons you know....like having a beer at the USO

    hang tight mommabear,

    Jeremiah 29:11

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  6. your Son and your Family are in my prayers everynight ;)

    Here's to a happy, safe and party-filled return home ;)

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  7. All is well - don't doubt who is in control.

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  8. coffeypot...you are absolutely correct. Thanks, my friend!

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  9. mightymom...your words are deeply appreciated!

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  10. lily...thank you so much. unfortunately, when B comes home it is a direct flight to Hill AFB. I was so blessed to see him before he departed in BWI! Now it is waiting until he has leave to come home for a few days....it's all good!

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  11. bag blog...Thy will be done. Thanks, my friend!

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  12. I understand your fear Mom, what he must see on a day by day basis, he needs a hug.

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  13. my word verification on the last comment was OVERTHERE, I wish I was.

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