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"A mother's grief is uniquely painful, and yet she [his wife] kept lamenting and trusting--never giving in to despair. I've watched her lament with more grieving mothers than I can count. I've seen mercy emerge within dark clouds as pain became a platform, not a pit."

 Mark Vroegop,
Dark Clouds Deep Mercy: Discovering the Grace of Lament
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