Thursday 14 February 2013

The Most Beautiful Valentines Day Card In The World

I don’t think anyone will receive as lovely a Valentines card as this one ….. made by my brother, now 50, at his care unit for my mum.  As always we are under no illusion that he did much towards it, but we are sure that he would have sat at the table watching the staff put it together for him, twiddling with his jumper sleeve and perhaps humming ……..
SAMSUNG            ….. We can imagine the struggle they had, just to get him to put his hand flat on the table long enough for them to draw round it….. believe me they must have been quick!!!!!  He may even have had the paintbrush put in his hand for a matter of seconds before he flung it across the room …. leaving a painty trail behind …..
SAMSUNG….. but doesn’t really matter how much Stephen put into it, we all love it all the more because we know how devoted the staff are to him and how very much he is loved and cared for …. I cannot express how WONDERFUL these people are, words are just not enough, but on this Valentines Day I shall be thinking about them all at work and thanking them for every tiny little thing they do, not only for my brother, but for all the other adults in his unit, some who have much worse problems than he has and saying “THANK YOU FOR ALL THE LOVE YOU GIVE SO EFFORTLESSLY EVERY SINGLE DAY FROM THE BOTTOM OF OUR HEARTS” ….. true unsung heroes … THANK YOU”

6 comments:

Sue said...

What a lovely card for your mum.

tilly said...

another treasure for you all from Stephen and his wonderful helpers......they truly are angels
Tilly x

marc said...

WELL SAID THEY ARE HEROS ,and i love his cards they mean a lot to peps big love marc

SueF said...

Absolutely beautiful xx

Anonymous said...

I think your Mum will treasure this, and any others like it, because the carers working with your brother have shown their love for him thro this interaction. You know what I mean - your own love for this world shines through your words here, Helen.

Paula said...

Aww, that's lovely, Helen x