When you think of Christmas, you have to think of family. You have to have memories of your childhood, and most of all your parents. This Christmas was different from those of the past. Mom died November 3, 2011, last year was the first Christmas without her . Traditions were gone, and I was not exactly sure how to start new ones.
Mom's house always meant food and lots of people. There were all the children running around opening gifts, random hugs from family and friends. There was a feeling that you belonged there, and that no matter what was happening in your life, it was all ok. No one was ever in a hurry to leave after the meal, or the gift exchange. We were a family.
This year, my family and I went to Florida on Christmas Day. Home just didn't feel right to me. There was something missing, and I could not seem to get in the spirit of the season. I hope my wife and two sons understand what was wrong with me. Mom was gone, and I just wanted to run away, I felt if we were somewhere else, it might be better.
My Mom loved Florida, she loved the beaches, the different cultures and the food. As I made the drive, memories of my Mom, and my childhood passed through my mind. Special times crammed into the car with my brother and sisters. Always a new adventure to be had.
I am now responsible for my family's Christmas memories. My hope is that I can do half as good as my parents. I promise my family, that next year will be different. I will never forget my Mom, or Dad ,and I will do my best to honor them both.
I will continue to do whatever I can to expose the terrible things that happen at Hendersonville Health and Rehabilitation. Dr. Larry Joe Russell will always be on my radar. Sooner or later, people will realize what you are doing. I will not stop looking until you are exposed! That's my promise to you in honor of my Mom.
February 2, 1935 - November 3, 2011
Corruption: Impairment of integrity, virtue , or moral principle.
Hendersonville Health and Rehabilitation, SanStone, and Dr. Larry Joe Russell. Has your integrity, virtue, or moral principal been impaired?
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