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I’m so pleased our paths have crossed! Thank you, thank you for watching and subscribing, your enthusiasm is contagious. Let me know in the comments below your video requests for future inspiration, I would love to accommodate!

[SheHoldsDearly]

Thank you so much for all your kind words.😭 You are a comfort to me and my family and I'm so grateful for people like you in this life. I'm so pleased our paths have crossed, even on something as simple as a YouTube channel.

[heatherannekennedy]

I have been praying that the God of all comfort will give you peace and joy as you pass through this valley of sorrow and loss. So thankful that the process of creating beauty has been healing for you in this season - it always amazes me how that happens during times of trial.

[alexandriaofatlantis]

You are so well spoken, and you probably don’t even realize how much you’re helping others by just being genuine & sharing your insights on grief, family, creativity, life, everything… God bless you. You have so many people thinking of you & praying for you! ❤

[kayjay]

Prayers over everyone watching, reading, listening, or commenting.
Lost my mom and now dad has dementia. I know your pain. I grieve for and with you all.
Know that we'll all be dancing together again reunited in heaven!
Until then love your enemy and serve your neighbor.

Thank you for sharing such a profound loss with us all. May you find comfort in your memories.

🙏🏼🙏🏼

[Melody-]

So very sorry for your loss - dementia & Alzheimers are horrible diseases - when my boyfriend’s mom finally passed from Alzheimer’s, I think he actually felt as though he had lost her long before - I think he grieved the most when she didn’t know anymore who he was - not that he didn’t grieve when she died, but a long illness like that gives you a long time to prepare your heart for their passing - Blessings & prayers to you from Central Florida 🙏

[melittafrost]

My mom died end of august… I’m not trying to make my situation sound more difficult then yours…just sharing that I took care of my very intelligent mom for 5 years. Every day, through weather and pandemic then moved her to adult home, I became obsessed with her care driving from work to her ‘home’ to bring food and share my boring life….’ How are the dogs? The gym? Are you still mowing? Heard from the kids?’ Then we chat and watch match match game 1979 and talk about Betty whites beautiful hair and my mom wondered if she needed care? My mom was 98 The matriarch of our family, Never missed a grandchild’s event, a financial wizard so very beautiful. But she had fallen and her body was very weak. I just couldn’t lift her and tend to her. I think I missed five days in five years of being there with her. Taking care of her house and bills, cooking and laundry. I’m the only one left of my family, and my mom tended to all of our relatives so I needed to do the same thing for her. She was usually the only phone call I got in my life and that time is blank now. What I think about the most is the last… What was the last conversation before she couldn’t talk, the last nail color I put on your beautiful nails, the last phone call. Therefore I feel for you and wish I could help. And since I have no one in my family I appreciate you letting me talk and tell my love story and grief here. I wish you strength and peace and contentment for what you shared with her until the end. I know she loved every moment…. Blessings❤️❤️❤️

[conniesanders]

I too am so lucky to have that guy in my life. He also loves seasonal decorations. He handles the outside, I have the inside. 49 years of marriage and it’s always been this way. ❤

[juliekintz]

Sorry for the loss of your mother. You brought tears to my eyes how you're going to honor her, in such a beautiful way. May she rest in peace. Thank you for sharing your little treasures. Looking forward to your next video. 🤗

[conniesanders]

So very sorry for your loss. Prayers and blessings to you.

[aliciamccormick]

I am so sorry for your loss. I just lost my mother in law this past Friday. I too have been busy creating a memory table for a memorial service this Saturday. It is therapeutic. I too feel it is the last thing I can do to honor her memory. I have used large cloches with photos on stands. Tarnished silver candle holders/small vases and placed photos on dowels with small clothes pins, . She was a collector of precious moments figurines, vintage powder dishes, industrial thread spools and glass rolling pins. I carefully picked the ones with the colors for my theme. All will be placed on a crocheted table cloth. A work of LOVE!

[kathybridges]

Oh honey I’m so sorry, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family 🙏🏻❤️ my husband is ill and at this point it’s just waiting.

[nolagant]

Thank you so much for sharing and you're on point with other people may be experiencing the same. I lost my Mother a year ago and my son this past August. Coming up for air and laughter almost felt like guilt. So true, in many cases the heaviness at times can be unbearable but I found God guides me and I find his grace and love is so comforting. Apologies for the long message felt this was a good place to share. Take care ALL.

[suehogan]

God bless - I just went through a 10 year dementia journey and passing of my mom early in 2022- I think the grief journey was long and some pre - grieving happened to make her passing a bit of a relief - not easy though. May God comfort all of you

[elizabethbooth]

Oh my dearest- I’m a veteran hospice nurse. My most revered advice then & still is to place a bowl, a basket or box of mixed pictures for random moments of reflection. So heart helpful. Also, you know dementia grief is a it different in that it starts several years earlier. Praying for your comfort. Elizabeth

[tamic]

So sorry to hear about the loss of your precious mother. I love what you said about laughing doesn’t mean you’re not grieving, it just means you’re coming up for air. So many need to hear that message. I think sometimes when we lose someone so close we feel guilty for laughing and finding joy during our grief, but coming up for air is a perfect description of what we need to do in the midst of grief.

[debranicholson]

Bless you in this time. I just lost my mother in July to dementia. I had been her 24/7 caregiver for 15 years. Take care of yourself!

[claudinerochon]

It's not easy to loose your mom, your preparations are helping with the grieving process, and the feeling of loss will lessen with time. May you find peace and comfort with your family and friends.

[bjohnson]

I love the way you are celebrating your mom's life. She would be so proud of you. I lost my mom 12 years ago so I understand the waves of grief. They still come for me at the most unexpected times. May God comfort you and give you His peace.

[maggiebrown]

When my now adult twins were little guys, they would be rewarded with trips to the local quilt shop to test the fabric. They would have to hold the fabric a very specific way and “co-co” it to find out if it was a good fabric. I’d still consider the both of them fabric snobs because they appreciate a good linen.
May your moms memory be a blessing ❤

[cathymacmillan]

Deepest condolences. God Bless you and your family