Harvesting Joy

Friday, October 29, 2010

Five down, seven to go! Radiation and travel seem to get better and smoother every day. Amen! J's team is always amazing. We love our PICU staff. Jameson is having a great day today and all is well in the world. He has the weekend off from field trips and we will go back on the road Monday around 11:30. Have a wonderful weekend and Happy Halloween!! Love, Meghan

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Welcome to Harvesting Joy. I started this blog as my personal therapy as I learn how to cope with losing my beloved son, Jameson. Jameson was beautiful and wonderful and everything that was right in the world was in him. His smile really could light up a room and everyone who ever had the privilege to meet him has been forever changed by his beauty and love and happiness. He was so brave and so cute and so full of love and life. And now he is in heaven, living with Jesus, perfect in every way. My Irish Prince is now home in his kingdom. My heart simultaneously bursts with joy in knowing he is home and breaks in knowing he is no longer here with me.

I’ve always been one of those annoying people in life who seems to always see the sunny side. Here in the darkest hollow of my life, it is hard to find the sunny side. Sometimes it is hard to even catch a glimmer of light. And when it is hardest, I do my best to think about Jameson. My Jameson. The Jameson God gave to me three years ago. The Jameson who lived and laughed and cried and danced and loved. And no matter how badly this hurts now, it is worth it. Jameson was worth all of the heartache in the world. And when I focus on the gift of his life, that glimmer can light up the whole hollow. I know I don’t always have a choice in my destiny, but I always have a choice in how I react to my fate. And I choose to look for the light, look for the love, look for the good that is always there. It is not always easy; some days just showing up is a task, but we reap what we sow and I hope to harvest joy.