So often, we push away the voices closest to us. But once they're gone, we reach for them.
In our lives, we frequently ignore the people who are most important to us, often taking their presence for granted. This can lead to a sense of distance or emotional detachment, causing us to overlook their support and love. However, the moment we experience a loss, we suddenly realize how significant they were in our lives and feel an overwhelming urge to reconnect with them, even if just in memory.
Mitch Albom, in his book "The First Phone Call from Heaven," poignantly captures this sentiment. We often don't appreciate the voices that provide comfort and encouragement until they are no longer available to us. This reflection urges readers to cherish their relationships and to recognize the value of those connections before it is too late.
