Prompt #10 – 100 Days of Summer – Reflection Wednesday

5 Jun
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Prompt# 10: Write about a time someone made you feel safe.

This might be hard to believe, but it’s true, and it was the safest that I’ve ever felt– ever.
I was about 10 or eleven, and my parents were fighting all the time. It seemed as if my mother was always taking her frustrations out on me because I was Daddy’s Girl. She could hurt him by hurting me, and back then I was her verbal punching bag.
One day Dad stormed out of the house, and my mother said terrible, horrible things to me. I was frightened, sad, angry, and lost all at the same time. I ran in my room, shut the door and stood there hugging myself and crying, feeling a huge weight of hopelessness.
Suddenly, someone else was hugging me. I opened my eyes and I was in my guardian angel’s arms. I went to speak, but the angel put a finger to his lips and held me closer. We stayed like this a long time, until my tears finally stopped. When we separated, I saw that he was tall and beautiful and white light glimmered through and around him. He told me not to fear, and that, even if I didn’t see him, he would always be with me and I would never be alone.
Though I haven’t seen him again, when I get frightened or unsure, just thinking about him makes me feel safe.

4 Responses to “Prompt #10 – 100 Days of Summer – Reflection Wednesday”

  1. Gerri Bowen June 5, 2013 at 5:02 pm #

    I love to hear and read stories like this, Donna. This comes at a very good time, too!

  2. candylittle June 5, 2013 at 8:02 pm #

    Wow Donna!! I have goose bumps. What a wonderful moment, but how awful that your mother would treat you so cruely.

    • Donna L. Sadd June 6, 2013 at 6:40 am #

      Hi Candy. I’d like to say that things got better, but my parents divorced soon after; then I had to care for 2 brothers and keep a clean house-think Cinderella. That experience bound me in faith, which kept me strong and loyal. One day I’ll get my HEA. ;0)

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