Six memory boxes sit by my family room door waiting to be mailed to six different families who have lost children in the past few months.
Last night, I wrote six cards then taped and addressed each box. Today Tim will deliver them to my friend Brenda who will mail them to South Dakota, Ohio, Indiana, and several other places.
Please whisper a prayer for the families that will be opening these boxes while their hearts are hurting. Pray that God will speak to them through the words in the books and that somehow in the midst of their pain they will find Him in a very personal way.
As I think of packages that we often label “Fragile: Handle with Care,” I am reminded that life should be labeled with the same words.
How will you spend today?
Cherish each moment. Handle those around you with care.
Life is fragile.
This can be a frightening thought on many days, fearing the unknown and feeling unprepared for loss of any kind.
Believe me, I understand the fear of death.
But I feel compelled this morning to share that somehow, through the strength that only God can give, your fear can be released and a freedom can be discovered that truly goes beyond human understanding.
I still struggle. I still have tough, tough days. However, God is taking me to a new level of faith that fills more days with peace than sadness…….I don’t know how.
I just know Him.
Praying that today you find this kind of peace in a life filled with fragile moments.
Philippians 4:6-7
Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.
Cherish today in peace,



In December of 2007 as our youngest son, Nick, was fighting brain cancer, I began to blog. Writing provided a way for me to release all of my questions, fears, and doubts. It also allowed me to share the ups and downs of Nick's journey with people who were praying for him all over the world. When Nick went Home in November of 2008, my blog became my way of searching for God in the midst of my deep heartache. My heart was broken and grief brought to the surface every emotion imaginable. Being able to release those emotions through my writing brought a sense of purpose to my pain. Having already walked the road of grief in 1992 when we lost our daughter to SIDS, I knew I needed a way to keep from falling into a pit of depression and despair. I had walked close to the edge of a bottomless pit when we lost our daughter,and I knew I couldn't let myself get that close to the edge again. This blog has been and continues to be my tiny corner of the world where I can share My Heart as I journey through God's Word.......thus the name........ My Heart His Words. Thank you for taking time to share life with me. If we do not meet while here on earth, I look forward to hearing all about your life when we reach our final destiny.........Heaven! Email me anytime at 

Wishing there weren’t 6 boxes at your door, but thankful you’re providing them, and praying for those families.
Tammy,
I so needed this today. I too have felt so very fragile at times. I know shortly after Malorie went to Heaven, I didn’t even want to be left alone. We were at a ballgame and my husband went to the r.r. I was a wreck when he came back!
Today is Malorie’s Birthday. She always celebrated in a big way so I’m sure today, “Heaven is rockin!”
God is good. Yes, sometimes sad things happen. But God is good!
What an awesome day it will be when we get to spend every birthday and holiday, and just everyday with our angels!
love you,
natalie
Me too. And so thankful for our connection here and in Heaven.