You may remember my post on my friend, Rhonda, who was battling cancer...see here.
Well, she is with Jesus now. She's been in Glory for 6 months. The Lord took her home on Friday, February 3rd, 2012.
She lived 53 short years.
Every day, something reminds me of her. She's helped & encouraged me SO much & in SO many ways to feed & care for my family properly that every day, something pops up that makes me think, "Rhonda taught me about that.": The laundry detergent that I make myself, she gave me the recipe for it. The Young Living essential oils that we use, she regularly diffused in her home.
She taught me about Xylitol, which I use in place of sugar. She taught me about Kombucha & kefir. She taught me how to encapsulate my own herbs & where to find the tools to do so.
She warned me of the dangers of vaccines & encouraged me to research it for myself in order to make an educated decision for our family. She told me how healthy & beneficial it was to drink raw milk.
My list could go on & on & on! These are things that I do or come in contact with every day & that have helped my family stay away from the doctor's office!
Though my heart is terribly sad because I miss her SO much, every time I think of her, I smile. :) The list of things that remind me of her are so random & seem so insignificant that I sometimes laugh out loud, wondering if she's able to look down at me from Heaven & laugh with me (or at me!) :)
Her influence on my life has been so tremendous that I often wonder how I may be influencing someone. I hope I can do even a tiny portion of what she's done for me! I think about how much I want to be THAT positively influential in someone's life that my habits & convictions actually help someone along in life to live it cleaner, fuller, better & overall, more healthy. This is what I hope to pass along to each of my children & anyone else who is willing to listen. Then THEY can pass it on to their family & circle of friends. :)
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