Sunset from Walua (standard:travel stories, 543 words)
Author: Juggernaut	Added: Feb 17 2013	Views/Reads: 2873/1939	Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes)
The daily walks on Walua road in Kailua-Kona on the Big Island, Hawaii is more than just a walking experience.

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with each step. As weeks went by Juggernaut found her steps were 

getting slower and she was slumbering at each step. And then, her 

outings became sporadic only sitting at the entrance of hospice 

facility on Walua road. Soon after she never seen again, perhaps she 

was too sick and bed ridden to come out or  she met the inevitable 

end.  Every time Juggernaut walks past the hospice building, he looks 

for her in vain. Terminal illness would prepare any person to face the 

inevitable end of life through a slow process that is less 

traumatic.  “The legacy of the hospice residents would certainly last 

well after their departure like the crimson shades of light that 

lingers on the horizon well after the sun sets into the ocean every 

evening.” . 


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