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Feb. 5, 2008

Quick Comment on Trial

First I want to THANK YOU for your comments on the trial. I cannot tell you how supportive it is to get encouragement, feedback and requests for info so that prayer is possible. YOU ARE SO GREAT!!

Let me quickly say that I will post word when it comes; I feel the trials will not bring closure… I am learning closure comes from God, courage, and boldly moving forward while keeping your loved one(s) locked safely forever in your heart and memories. The trial will bring about justice, which is its prime purpose. It will change nothing for us, or for the assailant. But justice is important.

The trial will open up a lot of new information and forensics that I am sure we would rather be without…but, we will get through it. It may set back our healing some, but that is to be expected and can be planned on.

God Bless you ALL!

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Apr. 25, 2008 - wow

Posted by momofsix

That is a powerful statement that is making me ponder tonight. "Closure comes from God". I will be chewing on that. There is a lot of wisdom in that statement. I pray that God will give you the strength to get through this time.

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