A Friend Wrote
Posted by jaybeacham on 23 Oct 2017 | Tagged as: blog
A Friend Wrote
MOURNING THE TRAGIC DEATH OF MY BROTHER.
I HAVE NEVER IN MY LIFE FELT THIS KIND OF PAIN.
MY HEART HAS BEEN RIPPED APART AND YET I STILL OPEN MY EYES, AND TAKE A BREATH. YET… I DO. AND I THANK GOD THAT I DO.
I DEDICATE THIS SONG TO ALL LOVED ONES WHO HAVE PASSED ON, AND TO THE LOVED ONES LEFT BEHIND.
My brother took his life on September 15th ~~~ I STAND CORRECTED….. THE DRUG PRESCRIBED TO HIM, TOOK HIS LIFE.
HIS MESSAGE TO ME WAS CLEAR. I feel his pain, and anguish …. I feel it as if I lived it… as he did. It’s the saddest thing I’ve ever experienced in my life. I know what I feel isn’t anything compared to what he was going through.
It all started with a back injury that led to a prescription drug that destroyed his life.
My brother loved life. He did not want to die.
Doug made it clear to Doctors of what this Drug was doing to him.
He pleaded for help….. This was a strong, hard working, happy, man that loved life.
Very heart breaking. This Drug killed my brother.
I am sharing because this is tragic and I will not be silent.
I am troubled and although nothing can erase what has been done, I must be his voice.
My DEAR BROTHER….. You are now over the Rainbow. No more disappointments, no more pain, and no more worries. Wait patiently for me Brother…..
Dear Jay,
I am so sorry to hear about your wife.
It’s sad how most people trust AND ARE MISGUIDED. Life doesn’t matter….. money does.
I am just so angry. What kind of world are we living in?
I’m having problems sleeping tonight…..
Did you ever finish that book you speak of?
Sorry that I rant from time to time…..
G of Texas
My reply:
G,
Last summer a computer glitch lost half of my pages.
I published the file under the title Lost in hopes
that some computer nut might know how to decipher it.
http://payhip.com/b/hdLl
I’ve continued collecting material and will get to a different
version someday.
So much more information is available now than in 1996 when we started it.
Money is the driving force of the world.
I do have a poem about the subject in my poetry anthology:
http://payhip.com/b/Ti0q
It’s called Under Red Cliffs
The poem is entitled Silent Killer
It’s the fourth poem in the collection.
Many war veterans, surviving emergency workers from 9/11, and those on drugs live such miserable lives that many break and end it all.
The chemical age is about money not quality of life for all.
The weaker among us are destroyed first.
One’s faith in God’s plan for us will sustain until we
go to the next life to reunite with those taken so.
Jay