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This beautiful fall morning, after a long walk, a coffee, and breakfast at a cozy café following my appointment, I found myself thinking of you. As I walked home, I realized just how much I miss you. I imagined you were here with me this morning, walking alongside me. I know I would have worried about bringing you out in the cold. I would have kept asking if you were hungry, if you were okay, if it was too cold for you, or if the walk was getting too long. And I know exactly

Grief has taught me a couple of things. First, not to take time or people for granted. We often move through life assuming that those we love will always be there and that we will always have more time. Grief has reminded me how fragile and precious both are. Second, that I cannot bribe God. When my dad was ill, I prayed earnestly for him. I never saw the point of saying, "If You keep him, I will do this or that." Instead, I found myself pleading for more time and for healing

It has been so long since I last wrote. I struggled with it again this year but knew I’d have to in December. For you. Who would have thought or known the year would have brought all it did? Quite a lot happened in 2025, some I would have shared and more I guess I wouldn’t. There are so many reasons to be grateful – the answered prayers and yet a lot of anxiety and reasons to strengthen my faith. In one of my moments of questioning, I was also asked a question. “If I believe