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Echoes of Memory by Sally Cave's avatar

I cried my heart out as I read this. Now I sit here and feel peace. What a roller coaster. What a testimony! The description is so vivid. Praise God that Lindsay was given the gift of seeing Jordan in his heavenly home. Just wonderful! Thanks for sharing this, Julie. This is powerful.

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Julie Bonn Blank, Heaven Blog's avatar

Aww sorry to make you teary--glad for the peace you now feel. :-) This is just one of the many powerful stories in "Routed to Heaven." Your story in there is powerful, too, Sally! Lindsay did get another visit and I think it is so cool that when she changed her perspective/focus, He rewarded her in such a way. Truly beautiful.

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LynnShortman's avatar

This was so touching. Thank you for sharing, Julie.

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Julie Bonn Blank, Heaven Blog's avatar

You are welcome. So glad that you found it helpful!

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Rebecca's avatar

What an amazingly touching story!! I can't even IMAGINE the pain you felt! But, as always...GOD IS GOOD!!! I praise GOD that you were given the gift of seeing your son Jordan in heaven! Thanks so much for sharing your powerful story!

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Ginni Kennedy's avatar

Lindsey Wessinger's story is vivid, touching and amazing. God works in such wonderful ways. He brings us peace in the worst of times because He's completely in control. He knows the end of the story and loves us through our nightmares.

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Julie Bonn Blank, Heaven Blog's avatar

He does indeed! I am so very grateful for that as well. He saw her deep need and honored her mind-switch. He is a compassionate and generous God. Thanks for coming by, Ginni!

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Cindy Mount's avatar

What a blessing!!

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Neural Foundry's avatar

This beautifl vision captures something important about how grief transforms when we shift from demanding answers to simply asking for peace. I've noticed inmy own losses that the turning point wasn't when things made sense, but when I could let go of needing them to. The detail about Jordan being allowed normal activity right before he passed makes the timing feel almost intentional, like he got that one perfect day of freedom.

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