Sometimes life is just not fair. I mean I did say to some one towards the end of our three day Symposium on Death & Dying that when it was all over I intended to go home and go to bed and not get up for three days, but I didn’t mean it to happen like this. Within half an hour of the end of the conference I had put my back out and am now resigned to being laid out horizontal for at least another three or four days. Which means no blogging folks. Your prayers for a speedy recovery would be appreciated.
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Well, I know all about being ‘flat’ after Easter.
Hope the back mends soon, David, and may God grant you much patience in the meantime.
Long ago in a galaxy far, far away, I might have joked that this is taking Low Sunday too low!
careful what you ask for David, you know we have a giver who gives immediately (lol)
Get well soon and prayers assured.
Anne
Your back and general well-being are in my prayers. May your healing be swift.
Well! Some people will do anything to get a few days off :)
With prayers that you will be up and about soon!
Christine
David,
My prayers are with you. Yours is a voice much needed in today’s world. Get well soon!
+Ed
Prayers, David. God bless.
Sorry to hear about your back, old egg. May our Lord give you patience as you endure the pain.