~ we shall miss you, but, always remember you May everyone journey well, until we are re-united again :) There will be other times our lives will dove-tail together !!! She truly was a 'bright shining star' that will be missedįor being granted the priviledge to eXchangeĪnd, to share with such an awesome soul !!! Her beloved mate, and, to her family, extended family and friends What an impace she made on the lives of many.Īnd, she made a great impact on the lives of many souls !!! She truly was a 'miracle' sitting on a 'miracle' !!! THEeXchanger wrote: On behalf of all of us ~ The Elders of Thuban Last night she came to me, trying to comfort my pain.and that is all I can can say for now. She was smiling at us because we were discussing where do we go from here and that a healing between Braydon and I was taking place. About halfway through the talk, I sensed Brook floating in the air, looking down at us, smiling. After a time, him and I went outside and had a long talk. She then informed me that I had several hours to be with her before they would take her to the funeral home. A nurse showed up because of the noises I was making and then checked Brook for a heartbeat. For the next little amount of time, I hugged her and kissed her for about 5 minutes in total meltdown mode. and John Jr." Then her breathing started to slow. I grabbed her hand and said,"Baby, it's okay. It was then that I pulled up a big chair along side her bed. I told them that it felt a lot closer than that, because I could feel it and then thanked them and went into Brook's room. I then ask what we were looking in terms of time and they said probably tonight sometime. At that point I went to the nurse's station and spoke with two nurses as to how Brook was doing.
That was addressed and then Amber told me she was going to say goodbye to Brook, after which she left. My dear Amber was there and she told the nurse or nurses that Brook might have some pain issues going on. As the morning progressed, her breathing became more laborious and continued into the early afternoon. She was so happy that I had shaved my year long beard off two days earlier. Around 6 in the morning I told her I had to go home and get a shower and shave.
When she woke up and realized I was there with her, she said, "I love you." Shortly after she fell back asleep. When they were done, I went in and sat beside her on her bed. Brook asked them if I was there and they told her I was outside waiting to come in her room. Around 9 PM the caregivers gave her a bath. I will keep it short as possible.Īfter we got her transferred to Hospice and got her comfortable, she slept for a few hours. What I am about to share will also reflect some of the comments made on her facebook page here. It wouldn't be right to do so.Īnother thing you all deserve to know, was Brook's greatest fear. It is my wish to a have a memorial service for Brook, but it will have to be done in some different way that will honor her and all of you, so I need time to think about this and I am not going to rush this. There are also hundreds if not thousands of folks whose prayers and heart felt thoughts made a positive difference. Cathy, Ed, Amber, Bobby, Mel, Charlene, and anyone I missed. I would also like to thank some folks who were right there on the front line while Brook fought this battle. I'd like to take a moment and thank everyone for all of your beautiful hearts. Mudra wrote: LionHawk posted this on Brook's page today.
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