Don't Tell Me It's Okay
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This is why I weep and my eyes overflow with tears. No one is here to comfort me.
SUE’S STORY
My husband George and I just celebrated forty years of marriage on October 28 2007. Our children had a celebration for us two weeks earlier.
I wanted George to slow down and take time to enjoy life a little more than he was doing. We were both workaholics. We were always raising kids. Over the 40 years of marriage we have had kids in our house for 39 of those years. We had fostered, having 54 foster kids. Still to this day I am raising a child. Our precious granddaughter was born with many challenges which the parents couldn’t handle; therefore we took on the challenge.
I bought George a quad for our anniversary as a surprise for him. He had wanted one for many years but never felt he could afford one. When George was presented the quad all he said was, (that will do.) That was all he said, but his big beautiful smile and glowing eyes told the story.
Over the last year George had been really tired. Not even the doctor guessed what was causing this when he finally went to see him. Also his strength seemed to really be diminishing.
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About the Book
This book is about grief in its rawest form. As you read you will visit each emotion and entertain the feelings that go with them.
About the Author
Sue Doble was married to George for fourty years before the Lord took him home.Sue has had many hardships in her life. Sue is the mother of three biological children, three adopted and one who became a child of the heart Fifty-four foster children came through the doors of her home. .At present there are 17 grandchildren, and 1 great grandson. Each child is a delight in their own way. For 11 years Sue has also been raising her challenged granddaugther. Loss of the love of her life taught Sue, we each grieve in different depths, over different people or different circumstances. There is a form of grief that appears to rip the soul out of a person. Loosing George was that for her.