After such a day of technical issues, we're winding down for the evening. But I can't miss a year marking the life of our daughter, who died when she was 11 weeks old in the womb.
We named her Magdi - she would have been Peter's older sister.
She only lived for a very short time, but she made an impact on us that is lasting lifetimes!
I think of all we've done with BerryBunch and know her legacy, and what she taught us, are tightly connected.
When she died, we made a little Lego model to remember her, with the letter M built in the middle.
This photo, of that Lego model, was taken not long after - when we'd sold our home, to invest in a business that went on to be the last, and final, insurmountable God shaped object that prevented the opening of a lap dancing club.
That Lego model was a daily reminder to live the life we have while we have it, and a motto
"One Life Live It"
Looking forward to meeting her in heaven one day.
Andy B
May our Father of Peace forever shine a light for Magdi, connecting her always with her family and bringing hope into a hopeless world, Amen.
@Berrybunchfamily
@DevotionalTreasures Thanks Alan. You've bright my morning!!
BerryBunch is Magdi, really...
...doing something because we have the ability to do so, rather than putting it off until tomorrow, or until somebody else does it....that is her legacy
And, hopefully, this family brings hope...
@Berrybunchfamily awwwww, I'm sorry for your broken heart. Thank you for sharing this tender memory. I look forward to meeting her.
@MaryMamuzich She redesigned our lives for the good.
Some years it gets to me than others...never quite know why
@Berrybunchfamily Andy we lost our girl we named Sarah at 7 months in the womb. She’s probably playing with yours in heaven right now! God bless ❤️