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There is nothing stronger than love…this design is amazing!
As the mother of a recovering heroin addict, I can say that this is very very true. I mean, sure..maybe with a touch of PTSD thrown in..but you do find a well of strength to draw from.
And thank you…that was a lovely read first thing this morning
It’s a gift of aging that helps us realize how strong love does make us. Who knew? But it’s so true. Loved the quote.
Coming from a large Italian family, I realized early on, love (and a little prayer) can get us through anything!
So so true. As someone who has been with an ill child for ages now, you are so correct.
Loving one another is the key to so much going on around the world and in our homes…it is the best weapon we have in our arsenal! Always a great reminder, Carol!
Love does indeed make us strong! My family and loved ones are my light and love. Age does indeed make our understanding of true love much deeper for sure. Great post!
It was said long ago….love one another, and said not too long ago…love is all there is. You are right love makes us strong and gives us a reason to live.
I agree that love makes us stronger. I also believe that we don’t know the capacity of our strength until we are tested.
I love that sign and this message you’re sharing here. In the end — and in so many ways — it truly ends up that, ♫ “All you need is love.” ♪
I love the design.
My daughter and son-in-law had a serious ill baby when they were only twenty-one. I was amazed and extremely proud of the way my family pulled together and circled around them and we all still do. They certainly beat the odds by staying together. Most couples with special needs children don’t make it. They amaze me.
This is so true and I love that quote and picture. It is sometimes sad that through trials people learn and grow so much. Seems like there should be an easier way.
These designs are so pretty. The boxing gloves and “love” squirt bottle are precious. And how true this quote is!