Come to the Table: A Special Needs DevotionalSampl
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How Long Must I Grieve?
While many days will be full of hope and triumph, there will be days that you may ask, ‘How many times will I grieve in this situation?’ When you see other children reaching developmental milestones, preparing for graduation, and planning a wedding, you may grieve the loss of all of these dreams. In an interview with a good friend whose son was turning 18, she shared the mixed emotions she felt watching her friend’s children make decisions about college. Her son is non-verbal and lives at home. She gracefully came to terms with the likelihood that he would not have the life that she envisioned for him when he was younger.
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If you or a loved one are touched by a special medical need, you have faced many questions. In this study, the story of Mephibosheth is used to address some of those questions from the view of the Father. May it bring you peace and joy on your journey. The content in this devotional is taken from the book, Come To The Table, by Drs. Amir and Bergina Isbell.
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