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Hang in there @ggtree .All we can do is pray and push on
Greetings everyone. I have just completed walking from the far south east point of Portugal, all the way up the coast line, Santiago, Muxia then Fisterra. Getting ready for my return to Santiago then home to California when I received a phone call that my husband had a heart attack and was in critical condition. What do you do? How do you get home to the man who means more to you than life itself?
I’m sure this is a thought that has popped into the heads of many pilgrims “what do I
If...? While I sit at the airport and await my flight back home I thought it would be productive to let you know what I have learned.
The Camino provides. First of all, my Pension had perhaps the best internet connection I have seen in all of Spain and Portugal. I contacted my airline and they not only changed the date of my flight from Lisbon to Sacramento but assisted me in getting a flight from the north of Portugal to Lisbon.
I will have to spend 12 hours here in Lisbon for my flight and, since I’m flying first class, I am given Cart Blanche in the first class lounge. I decided to book a hotel and they provided transportation.
Everyone from the airline ticket agents, to the taxi drivers, to the hotel clerks have been so wonder and accommodating.
I guess my message is, please, don’t worry. If something bad happens, there is a reason, and the lesson you will learn will be valuable. What will be will be. Don’t let that stop you from pursuing your Camino. Each day brings new challenges and new learning experiences.
So sorry to hear this Safe journey home and pray your husband will get better.Greetings everyone. I have just completed walking from the far south east point of Portugal, all the way up the coast line, Santiago, Muxia then Fisterra. Getting ready for my return to Santiago then home to California when I received a phone call that my husband had a heart attack and was in critical condition. What do you do? How do you get home to the man who means more to you than life itself?
I’m sure this is a thought that has popped into the heads of many pilgrims “what do I
If...? While I sit at the airport and await my flight back home I thought it would be productive to let you know what I have learned.
The Camino provides. First of all, my Pension had perhaps the best internet connection I have seen in all of Spain and Portugal. I contacted my airline and they not only changed the date of my flight from Lisbon to Sacramento but assisted me in getting a flight from the north of Portugal to Lisbon.
I will have to spend 12 hours here in Lisbon for my flight and, since I’m flying first class, I am given Cart Blanche in the first class lounge. I decided to book a hotel and they provided transportation.
Everyone from the airline ticket agents, to the taxi drivers, to the hotel clerks have been so wonder and accommodating.
I guess my message is, please, don’t worry. If something bad happens, there is a reason, and the lesson you will learn will be valuable. What will be will be. Don’t let that stop you from pursuing your Camino. Each day brings new challenges and new learning experiences.
Thank you for those encouraging words. I have said prayers for you both at this difficult time, and wish you both well.Greetings everyone. I have just completed walking from the far south east point of Portugal, all the way up the coast line, Santiago, Muxia then Fisterra. Getting ready for my return to Santiago then home to California when I received a phone call that my husband had a heart attack and was in critical condition. What do you do? How do you get home to the man who means more to you than life itself?
I’m sure this is a thought that has popped into the heads of many pilgrims “what do I
If...? While I sit at the airport and await my flight back home I thought it would be productive to let you know what I have learned.
The Camino provides. First of all, my Pension had perhaps the best internet connection I have seen in all of Spain and Portugal. I contacted my airline and they not only changed the date of my flight from Lisbon to Sacramento but assisted me in getting a flight from the north of Portugal to Lisbon.
I will have to spend 12 hours here in Lisbon for my flight and, since I’m flying first class, I am given Cart Blanche in the first class lounge. I decided to book a hotel and they provided transportation.
Everyone from the airline ticket agents, to the taxi drivers, to the hotel clerks have been so wonder and accommodating.
I guess my message is, please, don’t worry. If something bad happens, there is a reason, and the lesson you will learn will be valuable. What will be will be. Don’t let that stop you from pursuing your Camino. Each day brings new challenges and new learning experiences.
May your way continue to be smoothed, and may your heart be comforted. I expect by the time I am reading this you are at least on your way. Sending my best and warmest wishes for your trip, and most of all for your. husband's health. Love and blessings!Greetings everyone. I have just completed walking from the far south east point of Portugal, all the way up the coast line, Santiago, Muxia then Fisterra. Getting ready for my return to Santiago then home to California when I received a phone call that my husband had a heart attack and was in critical condition. What do you do? How do you get home to the man who means more to you than life itself?
I’m sure this is a thought that has popped into the heads of many pilgrims “what do I
If...? While I sit at the airport and await my flight back home I thought it would be productive to let you know what I have learned.
The Camino provides. First of all, my Pension had perhaps the best internet connection I have seen in all of Spain and Portugal. I contacted my airline and they not only changed the date of my flight from Lisbon to Sacramento but assisted me in getting a flight from the north of Portugal to Lisbon.
I will have to spend 12 hours here in Lisbon for my flight and, since I’m flying first class, I am given Cart Blanche in the first class lounge. I decided to book a hotel and they provided transportation.
Everyone from the airline ticket agents, to the taxi drivers, to the hotel clerks have been so wonder and accommodating.
I guess my message is, please, don’t worry. If something bad happens, there is a reason, and the lesson you will learn will be valuable. What will be will be. Don’t let that stop you from pursuing your Camino. Each day brings new challenges and new learning experiences.
Greetings everyone. I have just completed walking from the far south east point of Portugal, all the way up the coast line, Santiago, Muxia then Fisterra. Getting ready for my return to Santiago then home to California when I received a phone call that my husband had a heart attack and was in critical condition. What do you do? How do you get home to the man who means more to you than life itself?
I’m sure this is a thought that has popped into the heads of many pilgrims “what do I
If...? While I sit at the airport and await my flight back home I thought it would be productive to let you know what I have learned.
The Camino provides. First of all, my Pension had perhaps the best internet connection I have seen in all of Spain and Portugal. I contacted my airline and they not only changed the date of my flight from Lisbon to Sacramento but assisted me in getting a flight from the north of Portugal to Lisbon.
I will have to spend 12 hours here in Lisbon for my flight and, since I’m flying first class, I am given Cart Blanche in the first class lounge. I decided to book a hotel and they provided transportation.
Everyone from the airline ticket agents, to the taxi drivers, to the hotel clerks have been so wonder and accommodating.
I guess my message is, please, don’t worry. If something bad happens, there is a reason, and the lesson you will learn will be valuable. What will be will be. Don’t let that stop you from pursuing your Camino. Each day brings new challenges and new learning experiences.
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