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Vicki Monroe's SpiritBlog Archive November 23, 2007 First let me thank all of you for the prayers and long distance healings that you have all sent to my son, we will know if the cancer was caught in time on Tuesday. My feelings are that with so much love, compassion and wishes of goodwill sent his way, he will be fine. My deepest thanks of love and light to you all. The world is such an amazing place, I leave for my second trip back to Germany, and it will be wonderful to go, besides being in the Frankfurt airport. One of my phobias is airports. Most of you know that, especially if you read my first book, "Understanding Spirit", or my second book, "Voices From Heaven." But, this particular airport has to be one of the biggest airports and is so confusing! Not only do I waste time trying to find out where the heck my gate is, but there are literally thousands of people walking around at one time, and of course I have the lovely opportunity to see their deceased loved ones with them. So double that regular confusion, and add that I will be in New York! At rush hour! Normally I am not the type to travel without an assistant, but this time, I didn't have a choice. It's not as if I haven't done this many times before, when my children were small. I traveled many times from our base in Rantoul, Germany, home to Maine, a newborn in one hand and my two-year-old by the other. The people in Germany are warm and welcoming, and that is what brings me the most joy in going back there, it overcomes my small reluctance over going to the airport. I have always been blessed by working with amazing professionals who go above and beyond their positions in their work but also make me feel right at home, safe and secure. And, to be able to bring my work to them and ease their minds is a great gift. I feel I am giving in return to making such incredible friends. I look forward to seeing them all in Germany and meeting new friends. I will be missing our American holiday of Thanksgiving, which has never happened before, but as much as I will miss my family on that day, I will be with another family, my family across the pond, and enjoying the company of people who go far beyond the call of duty in their work, I will still be giving thanks on that day. To all of you in the States, have a wonderful Thanksgiving day. As these past months have taught me once again, as they do whenever you go through a scary time in life, our paths are chosen, it is how we deal with them that makes the difference. My son, now without the melanoma (we hope), was never down, he really inspired me. We live an existence as humans yet are forever spiritual beings. So, no matter what happens, remember that and it will carry you through. My best wishes and thanks again to all. In Light, Vicki This website and text copyright © 2007, 2008 Vicki Monroe. All rights reserved. |
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