WOULDN'T IT BE DUCKY ... TO GET A SIGN FROM ABOVE?

WOULDN'T IT BE DUCKY ... TO GET A SIGN FROM ABOVE?

SQuire Rushnell2 comments
 
“My mother had Alzheimer’s when she first moved into our home and COULDN’T REMEMBER to take her shower.
 
We came up with the idea to place a YELLOW rubber DUCK on her bureau as a reminder.
 
We loved having her with us for the next two years.
 
Just before Mom went home to be with the Lord I whispered a PRAYER into her ear, ‘God, when Mom gets to heaven please send me a SIGN that she’s OK.’
 
A few days later I accompanied my husband on a BUSINESS TRIP.
 
Arriving at our hotel I walked into the bathroom and nearly giggled. Sitting on the tub was a YELLOW rubber duck!
 
‘That’s it!” I said, starting to cry. ‘That‘s MY SIGN.”
 
From that very moment I felt my grief beginning to wane.”
 
Theresa Grasso
 
••••
 
It’s amazing the number of times we ask God for a SIGN of reassurance, and He delivers.
 

But every “ask” is a PRAYER and every “answered prayer” is a Godwink!

Then too... every Godwink is a SIGN of HOPE!

That's ducky.

Good wishes for Godwinks of wonder.

 

SQuire

2 comments

Carl & Ann Kaliszewski
Carl & Ann Kaliszewski
Thanks SQuire & Louise, Annie & I were just talking about Louise last night! Now this note is a “Godwink” to us and you!
Cathy harris
Cathy harris
This was a Godwink for me. My late husband dies 14 years ago to suicide and yesterday we had the funeral to my son in law who died from suicide. That tells me they are together and going fishing. My late husband’s nickname is Ducky ❤️

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