It’s Official: They dumped her Ashes

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If you’ve been reading my posts, you probably know what I’m going to say. See, my mom had early onset dementia of the frontal lobe (she was 46 when she was diagnosed). We all decided since her case was so rare , and she wanted it, we would donate her body (brain) to science for that kind of research). After they are done, they cremate the body, and then give the ashes back to you in a big, beautiful wooden box (ashes are in a clear sack). Now, go back to last week or the week before. When my dad hired a couple in our church (who needed money) to clean my apartment. They ended up throwing away my $400 medicine, and so on. Yeah, you guessed it. I discovered they threw away my mom’s ashes. My dad feels sick about this (he asked them about it). Now, he and I both know my mom is in Heaven. Those ashes are a representation, and she is feeling no pain. Yet, it’s important. I’m trying to keep perspective. It’s not all hopeless in that respect though. You know I get things to review? Early in, I got two cremation necklaces that didn’t look like cremation jewelry. I put ashes in one for me, and one had ashes in a necklace for my sister. So there’s that. I have also been blessed this week, which I’m so thankful to God. And lots of people are facing really tough things right now. But, it’s just upsetting. These poor people just don’t seem to be very smart.