Telling the Truth

Continued from Part 1.  “…I do need to express, however, a part of my experience as a woman in ministry about which I have remained silent.” Read the rest of this entry »

April 1999, Houston.  Diane is now on a ventilator—her last major adjustment.  Every day and night I hear the sound of air pumping in, out, in, out.  Sometimes an alarm goes off to signal something isn’t working quite right.  Diane is surrounded by a growing assortment of machines, pillows and sheepskin padding, carts filled with personal and healthcare items, plus tubes and electrical cords.

Is it worth it? Read the rest of this entry »