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I arrived early in the morning to begin my day as chaplain on duty. After checking in I made my way to the pediatric chronic care unit to check on Martin. Martin was thirteen years old and, due to many … Continue reading
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Tagged Beauty, brothers, death, faith, family, Furniture, glory, God, Jesus, loss, love, Mother, Philip, Rocking chair, vulnerability
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