So this is officially my first post on my wife's blog. She has tried so hard to get me to do this for some time now. So here we go.
The last week has been a hell of an emotional journey. Despite having our high hopes dashed, I have tried to focus on the positive things that have come out of this experience. We have seen an incredible outpouring of support from our family and friends. The fact that so many people are looking out for our well being brings me a huge sense of security. I know that all of our family and friends are constantly looking out for us.
This experience has also brought me closer to my wife. It is IMPOSSIBLE to go through such a difficult time in life without the love and support of your loved one. I have an incredible appreciation for what my wife means to me. It tears me up inside when she is feeling so much emotional pain. I know that I could never truly understand what she is going through (because I have the wrong parts), but I wish that I could take her pain away. She is a strong woman and she will be able to get through this, but I wish that I could do more to help. I have tried my hardest to be the rock for her these last few weeks. I want her to know that she means so much to me. This is the list of some (the list is too long) of the things that I love about her. I love: her creativity, her huge heart, her friendship, her love, her company, her cooking, her personality, her lack of athletic ability, her rockin ghetto booty...ok so now i'm a little off topic, but I just want everyone to know that I DIG her!
We will continue to get through this difficult time together as a team. I know that this is just a small bump in the road when it comes to the bigger picture. It will be our turn in the near future.
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Ugh... Mike, you have me sobbing right now. I am so happy Kat has you; that you have each other. My thoughts are with you both right now...
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ReplyDeleteThanks, SIF, for your thoughts.
Dude as one husband to another, that is such a cool thing to do. A real MAN thing to do. I know saying shit like "It gets better and easier" are such boneheaded things to say but Tracy and I went through it and one day you both will look back and see how strong you were.
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