MIRACLE or WHAT!

Stumped

Stumped

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My wife lost her much loved and only sister to lung cancer just a couple of weeks ago - too early at just 68-years of age. She was interred at exactly 2.50pm on Monday, 1st of March. At the get-together for family and friends afterwards, my daughter switched on her phone only to receive a message telling her that her own daughter (our granddaughter) had given birth to a baby girl at precisely 2.50pm that day. Although extremely personal to my family and those left behind, I am happy to share it with Accy Webbers as I am inclined to look upon it some sort of miracle, or indeed as some sort of divine coincidence, but all in all a comfort to us all in the wake of our sad loss.

Your observations are welcome.
 
Stumped said:
My wife lost her much loved and only sister to lung cancer just a couple of weeks ago - too early at just 68-years of age. She was interred at exactly 2.50pm on Monday, 1st of March. At the get-together for family and friends afterwards, my daughter switched on her phone only to receive a message telling her that her own daughter (our granddaughter) had given birth to a baby girl at precisely 2.50pm that day. Although extremely personal to my family and those left behind, I am happy to share it with Accy Webbers as I am inclined to look upon it some sort of miracle, or indeed as some sort of divine coincidence, but all in all a comfort to us all in the wake of our sad loss.

Your observations are welcome.
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Thats lovely i hope your new addition brings you some comfort in difficult times, its not easy as i know from personal experience, all the best:)
 
owt that helps folk through the crap,is a good result in my book, as i'm sure it is wi you.;)
 
That's a very heart warming story Stumped, sadness then joy, one of the better things in life when that happens, thanks for sharing it with use
 
Very nice story Stumped, just a shame your sister in law could not have seen the new addition to the family. Hope everything is well with Mother and baby :)
 
It certainly is strange; and happenings like this should not always be put down to coincidence. In the words of Shakespeare:

Horatio: "O day and night, but this is wondrous strange.

Hamlet: And therfore as a stranger give it welcome.
There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio,
Than are dreamt of in [our] philosophy." (Hamlet I., v., 164-167.)


And from Job: "The Lord gives and the Lord hath taken away; blessed be the name of the Lord."
 
cashman said:
when were you ordained Eric?;)
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Maybe next year:D ... I've been interested in Job and the Faust legend ever since I read an analysis of it by a friend of mine, the late Fr. Bob Ogle, S.J. MP. Still, when one gets up in years, one tends to muse a little about the fast-approaching inevitable.

And the Shakespeare thingy: I was ordained with my Ph. D. in '93, though I was never much of a Shakespeare scholar.:eek:
 
This baby was sent to alleviate some of the grief.......and who can say whether these two souls met...one coming in, as the other went home.

I hope the new baby has a long and happy life, and that she can take the sting out of the sorrow.
 
Maybe the old Dali Lama has got it right after all ? :) And it's good to hear about something decent with so much upset in the World.
 
As one door closes another opens. Sorry for your loss xx. Congratulations on the birth of your great granddaughter xx.
 
Seen this happen before, one in and one out, it's mystifying but comforting in a way. RIP to your sister in law and best wishes to the new born. x
 
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