I’ve often said on this site how valuable my cyber-friends are. Some of you I’ve had the privilege to meet, others I hope to meet in the future, but all of you are loved. There is no way I can thank you, my cyber-family, for all the cards, notes of support, calls, and compassion sent to Billy and me during the blackest time of our lives. Your love and prayers have been so uplifting; no words can describe what a physical effect your support has had on me. The only thing that could possibly be better would be if each of you had been here to hug us in person.
I am honored to have so many friends scattered across the nation and Canada. This blessing is truly humbling, and all I can say is thank you.
Several years into it, and this blog still refuses to be categorized. It's eclectic and includes everything from writing posts to snippets from my ordinary life. 
Linda W. Yezak 
I only wish there was more I could do. Because what you and Billy have faced, and faced with God’s grace, is the hardest thing a parent will ever do. You have my continued prayers that God will grant you peace, and my constant comforting thoughts. And if there is anything I can do . . . call on me.
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The one thing I regretted was that I could not be there to give you that hug. If I’d had the money, I would have been there in a flash. A parent should never have to bury his/her child. I’m so sorry you and Billy had to experience this. All my love…from my heart…to yours…Lynn
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Oh gosh, I wish I *could* be there to give you a hug. Sending lots of love in this dark time.
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I echo what the others have said, I wish I could do more for you and Billy. Just know that my prayers are going up for you and that I asking God to give you that hugh that I can’t.
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Hugs, Linda. They are cyber ones, but heartfelt, none the less. Continuing to pray for you and your family.
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Thanks, everyone. Your prayers and love held me up–still do. You don’t know how much you all are appreciated.
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