Ordered the containers that will allow me to ship my Shmoops ashes all over the world. Anxious to get them so I can actually start him on his way. Need my message to continue to be shared with as many people as possible. I truly want this to be an amazing journey for my beloved CJ. I need everyone to tell everyone they know. Please help if you can. I really dont know how news items get picked up or what makes a small FB post become a human interest story but hopefully someone out there does. Share if you can. We truly appreciate it. *********************************************************** Been thinking a lot lately about CJs ashes and the lack of a final resting place. Both John and I feel strongly that we do not want the burden of disposal to fall to Connor when we are gone. We truly believe that its our responsibility to attend to. Our son did not get to see the world as he might have if he had lived. Our son did not experience travel as he might have if he had lived. Our son did not experience adventures as he might have if he had lived. He just didnt. And it breaks my heart. And it makes me want to give him these things if I can. John and I want our beloved Shmoops to see the world, BECOME part of a world he didnt get to see. Wed love for our son to see the mountains that he never got to climb, see the vast oceans that he would have loved, see tropical beaches and lands far and away. We believe that CJ would be happy to know that caring and sensitive people, both friends and strangers alike, took him on an adventure and sprinkled a small portion of his ashes in places worth seeing. We have already begun spreading small amounts of our son in places that meant something to him: Oqunguit Beach, Hampton Beach, the Marginal Way, Florida and even a certain ballpark that he loved. Kimmy and Ryan graciously took him to Washington, DC and scattered him in an area dedicated to the military. Some of his ashes are scattered below the tree planted in his honor at The Loop in Methuen. Weve scattered some of his ashes but we have a lot left. Would love to have people, through the power of social media, spread this post to see if anyone out there would be willing to take some of my sons ashes and show him the world. To show him a beautiful place he never made it to and to scatter his ashes at that location. All I ask is that you promise to think of my amazing son even if you didnt know him. That you find the right place to send my son off on a journey. That you think about all the lives he saved through organ donation. That you tell him that his mom will always love him. And thats she sorry. YOU MUST AGREE TO SAY THAT. Because I am and I need him to hear it as the last thing he hears before he takes off. I would ask that you take a picture of the location you scattered his ashes and write a description of the moment. Where you alone? Was it sunny? Windy? Near water? Rainy? Was their a view? If you can also take a second photo of his ashes actually being scattered, that would be truly appreciated. My plan is to publish a journal of his adventures (SOARING AFTER SUICIDE) and hopefully publish it. All proceeds would go to the New England Organ Bank. Not sure if it will end up being publish worthy but CJs story IS worth sharing. This is just another way to do it. AM I CRAZY? Are there people out there that are willing to help this heartbroken mom give her beloved son one last adventure? SUICIDE IS A BEAST. I cant let the beast win. I MUST find a way for my son to soar across the universe Hallie Twomey fenwaydog@roadrunner
Posted on: Sun, 27 Oct 2013 02:57:15 +0000
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