"Never get discouraged, whatever difficulties might surround you. If you were sunk in the lowest pit of Nova Scotia, and all the Rocky Mountains piled on top of you, you ought not to be discouraged, but hang on, exercise faith and keep up good courage and you should come out on top of the heap." (George A. Smith's journal, quoted by Preston Nibley in Church News, 12 Mar 1950, p. 16)
For those of you who are keeping tabs on the website, Matt hasn't kept current the last few days because he has been in Chemo at least 10 hours a day for the last 5 days and has become very very weak. I am sure we will be hearing from him soon. He is in the midst of friends and family who are all working literally around the clock to ensure that he is cared for. Keep him and his caregivers in your prayers! xoxoxoxo, Tracy
Here is the rest of that David B. song... For here Am I sitting in a tin can Far above the world Planet Earth is blue And there's nothing I can do
Though I'm past one hundred thousand miles I'm feeling very still And I think my spaceship knows which way to go Tell my wife I love her very much she knows
Matt and everyone else--I'm starting a new blog called Go Matt!! to update you on Matt's health when Matt is too sick to write anything. You can find it at lesliehillwalker.blogspot.com. GO MATT!! I love you!!
Matt- I've been thinking about you so much these last two days. This morning I heard you went to be with our Father in Heaven. You are greatly missed. Liz & Matt's family- My thoughts and prayers are with you.
These are profound thoughts for his last blog. I know that he's not in a tin can, but in the arms of a loving Brother. Say hi to my mom, Matt, and tell her I still miss her.
I'm praying, praying, praying for you!
ReplyDeleteYou are on the Nielson's prayer roll too!
ReplyDeleteWhat the..... what you taken Matt?
ReplyDeleteMatt, my favorite Joseph Smith quote on courage:
ReplyDelete"Never get discouraged, whatever difficulties might surround you. If you were sunk in the lowest pit of Nova Scotia, and all the Rocky Mountains piled on top of you, you ought not to be discouraged, but hang on, exercise faith and keep up good courage and you should come out on top of the heap." (George A. Smith's journal, quoted by Preston Nibley in Church News, 12 Mar 1950, p. 16)
Here I am, all alone on the planet. (ACT!! ACT!!!) I was the last one left after the holocaust, eh.
ReplyDeleteFor those of you who are keeping tabs on the website, Matt hasn't kept current the last few days because he has been in Chemo at least 10 hours a day for the last 5 days and has become very very weak. I am sure we will be hearing from him soon. He is in the midst of friends and family who are all working literally around the clock to ensure that he is cared for. Keep him and his caregivers in your prayers!
ReplyDeletexoxoxoxo,
Tracy
Here is the rest of that David B. song...
ReplyDeleteFor here
Am I sitting in a tin can
Far above the world
Planet Earth is blue
And there's nothing I can do
Though I'm past
one hundred thousand miles
I'm feeling very still
And I think my spaceship knows which way to go
Tell my wife I love her very much
she knows
Matt and everyone else--I'm starting a new blog called Go Matt!! to update you on Matt's health when Matt is too sick to write anything. You can find it at lesliehillwalker.blogspot.com.
ReplyDeleteGO MATT!! I love you!!
Matt, we will dearly miss you. I love you. Reed
ReplyDeleteMatt-
ReplyDeleteI've been thinking about you so much these last two days. This morning I heard you went to be with our Father in Heaven. You are greatly missed.
Liz & Matt's family-
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
These are profound thoughts for his last blog.
ReplyDeleteI know that he's not in a tin can, but in the arms of a loving Brother.
Say hi to my mom, Matt, and tell her I still miss her.