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This pencil drawing was created by Tom Mott, a devoted father whose teenage son was hit by an automobile in 2006.  Tom's son remains in a medical care facility over four hours from their home.  Tom created this drawing especially for Until Journey's End.  This beautiful, inspiring piece of artwork is Tom's interpretation of a journey.

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      Until Journey's End
      P.O. Box 150162
      Grand Rapids, MI  49515
      616.889.2819

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      Dear Friends

      Every year, thousands of people are hospitalized far from home.

      Whether it's for planned treatment or an unexpected circumstance, loved ones flock to the bedsides of their beloved patients for undetermined amounts of time, to cities they've never been to, without the comforts of home, to advocate and care for those who are dear to them. These journeys can be lonely, tiring. There can be feelings of helplessness and hopelessness. Of wanting to quit and walk away...

      ...to just go home...and sleep...

      ...to just pull weeds for awhile.

       

      These journeys, at times, can be isolating, frustrating and discouraging. And one more thing. These journeys are ALWAYS unpredictable.

       

      Enter Until Journey's End.

      When we hear about these families, we send care packages filled with practical, comforting, fun items. We mail follow-up letters of encouragement. We pray for each family's specific needs. We connect them to needed resources in their area. We encourage our families to tell us what else they need and do our best to provide it. We long to support those who have been supporting. We do this for weeks, we do this for months. We're prepared to meet a family's needs for years. However long it takes. Until they return home.