I found your post on Jenn's blog and followed it over to yours. I love that you have followed Jenn's fight via the internet. I have been a best friend of Jenn's for many, many years. I was with Jenn this morning when she passed away....It was her last wish to me when I was with her at Chemo last month that she not take her last breath in front of her husband, boys and parents. She did not want to be remembered for her last breath...but her many breaths in life. Her sweet husband had left to mail some letters, and her mother had stepped out to have a bite to eat in the kitchen...I sat with my dear friend and as she struggled to breath...I told her it was okay to go...that she could go towards the light...that her family was out of the room for a minute. She opened her eyes...which she hasn't done because of sedation...and looked right into mine and then passed through the veil. It was the single most spiritual moment of my life that Heavenly Father would use me to help my friend pass on her own terms. Battling cancer was never on her schedule or terms...but passing away without her sweet little family watching and waiting was all she wanted in the end. I feel blessed to call her a friend for forever...and I know Jenn knows of your love and your heart although you two have never met physically. May the Lord bless and keep you and thank you for being a part of this experience. If you want to you can e-mail me at dnastrong@yahoo.com and I will give you further details.
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I found your post on Jenn's blog and followed it over to yours. I love that you have followed Jenn's fight via the internet. I have been a best friend of Jenn's for many, many years. I was with Jenn this morning when she passed away....It was her last wish to me when I was with her at Chemo last month that she not take her last breath in front of her husband, boys and parents. She did not want to be remembered for her last breath...but her many breaths in life. Her sweet husband had left to mail some letters, and her mother had stepped out to have a bite to eat in the kitchen...I sat with my dear friend and as she struggled to breath...I told her it was okay to go...that she could go towards the light...that her family was out of the room for a minute. She opened her eyes...which she hasn't done because of sedation...and looked right into mine and then passed through the veil. It was the single most spiritual moment of my life that Heavenly Father would use me to help my friend pass on her own terms. Battling cancer was never on her schedule or terms...but passing away without her sweet little family watching and waiting was all she wanted in the end. I feel blessed to call her a friend for forever...and I know Jenn knows of your love and your heart although you two have never met physically. May the Lord bless and keep you and thank you for being a part of this experience. If you want to you can e-mail me at dnastrong@yahoo.com and I will give you further details.
Angela, I just emailed you. I am so sorry for the loss.
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