Enduring in Faith and Hope

After the death of a loved one putting one foot in front of the other can be challenging. Peter and I spent 8 months at Stanford Children’s Hospital with Archer, our son. Eventually, due to the many issues Archer had we would have been sent to Primary Children’s Hospital in Utah, which is closer to our home. When the time came for us to go to Utah, a nationwide outbreak of RSV occurred causing pediatric ICUs to become full; therefore, we were told we wouldn’t be able to go back to Utah. Peter and I both struggled with this. We decided that we would start studying “Enduring to the End,” to help us reboot our systems. As we started this Archer took a turn for the worse and we lost him. This changed our studying to enduring the time in California to now enduring to the end so that we could be worthy to have Archer in our lives for eternity. We know we aren’t the only ones who have struggled with the loss of a loved one, or just struggled with the thought of enduring this earth life to the end. For that reason, we are sharing our study and what we learn with you.