Today

Today, I am grateful for the love and care Kregg is being shown. Friends, family and people who have not even met Kregg are praying, offering services, giving encouragement, providing care and assistance to Kregg. The attention he has received the past three weeks is truly a genuine outpouring of love. In this world... for many of us love can be confusing. Love from others often becomes conditional. The capacity for someone else to love us the way we were designed to be loved can only be filled by God's love. And yet, we search and search for acceptance and love in so many places that will never lead us to God.
Today, I am thankful for the family God gave Kregg. He is loved unconditionally.
Today, I am grateful that Kregg has access to a health care system that gives him access to the best doctors, nurses, social workers, case workers, non profit resources, and countless volunteers even though he does not have a penny to his name.
Today, I am grateful for the times I spend with Kregg. By his choice, there have been no tears. There have been "moments" and something to laugh about each time we are together. I hold these moments and the laughter close and will never forget them.