Pieta Pysanki |
Jessica is a young woman in her 20s, living her married life with a soldier and following him to wherever he is expected to report. It's all in her blog. The ups, the downs, the joys, the sorrows. But, not this one. This one shocks you to the core. A blog you are totally unprepared to see. But, the response from her many followers (most not even in her Following group) with the speed and power that only can be accomplished with today's Internet, probably saved her life. You expect blogs to be uplifting, fun, expository, informative -- but, never, real life-and-death. Do NOT go there if you can't handle another's pain. She didn't ask for help -- that came from her readers and the swift power of the blogging community that performed the miracle. The follow-up from Jessica's mother is here.
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Thank you so much Sharlene for this post - with tears in my eyes, I left Jessica a note and will be praying for her from this day on...
ReplyDeleteI will be praying for Jessica after this touching post. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
True! I guess I should put that little nifty guy on my blog, hu? I have so much going on already I might confuse myself!
ReplyDelete♥.•*¨Elizabeth¨*•.♥
Hi there. Thanks for stopping by my blog and thank you for sharing Jessica stories. My thoughts are with her and her family.
ReplyDeleteBlogging is not always uplifting and happy nor should it necessarily be. The situation shared by Jessica and her husband is sad and unfortunately common---and totally unnecessary. Hopefully they will one day understand the answers come from within, but the focus of ones life should not.
ReplyDeleteMuch too complex to go into in a simple comment.
Lee
Tossing It Out