For My Young Friend

I speak hear and ask that your and all our thoughts and
prayers of healing be sent to my good young friend whom, by his severe
disabilities is denied speech and most movement, but not an abundance
of love.

I ask that, step by step, along the path and as the journey grows,
may the damaged and disconnected parts of my young friend's brain
begin themselves to, by the graces of God, cell by cell, grow healthy
and anew, reaching out and making the connections and interactions
necessary to allow him to once again speak and move as he once had,
and so healthy, growing improvement may be seen and experienced and
fulfilled by all, by this walking-stepping-healing-loving journey's
achievement!

I ask that along with this, may all the parts of my good friend's
brain and body, now fully recognize itself and nourish its' true and
good and healthy parts; as although, the reasons for and causes of the
progressive brain damage need not ever be known, may the 'good
(friend's name)' parts be now fully recognized and kept healthy by
himself! And in their found wellness, may his brain and nerve tissues
grow stronger and reach out, step by step, cell by cell, making once
again all those needed brain connections to reconnect this good human
more fully to his body and the world, as his heart desires, in his
inner most silent prayers, expressed passionately through his eye
blinking, the only effective communication method left to his mostly
helpless young body.

I ask that with this journey's healing, may my good young friend be
able to share even more of his abundant love and compassion by greater
connection and health with his body, the world and us all!
...With Peace and Love and Joy throughout; Only what\'s right, only
what should be; The best for all and all the same!

about: My good young friend's name is Joe and I am very blessed to
be able to have him share much of his life with me; I work helping to
care for Joe.

Is it OK that I wrote Joe's name here, or am I not suppose to even
include it here?

posted by Chris @ 9:22 PM    1 Comments