Today when my kids were here at lunch, my nurse Rhonda was taking out the I.V. from my forearm since I have the new Double Lumen Groshon (I love saying that!). I thought Adam and Trevor might think it was gross so I advised them to move to the other side. Adam looked really interested in what was happening though, so I said, "well, you can stay if you think you might like to be a doctor someday." And Adam said, "I do," while never taking his eyes off of the I.V. spot. Trevor said, "I don't," and went to sit down, but then came back saying "Well, maaaaaybe." So he watched too while Rhonda showed them how the flexible tube worked.
They are doing really well by the way and seem so happy - laughing and smiling while they were here. Our whole family feels so loved by all of you!
Psalm 34:4-5 "I sought the Lord, and he answered me; he delivered me from all my fears. Those who look to him are radiant; their faces are never covered with shame."
Hope Notes from Krista and Mike is a journal of encouragement as this Christian mom, and supportive husband and caregiver, face the ups and downs of a stem cell transplant after recurring leukemia. Start at the beginning by clicking September 2008 in the archives and reading forward. It's not always pretty, but it's real. We pray you will be blessed by these passages in some way.
2 comments:
You appear to be an amazing woman! Your love for the Lord shines.
What a witness for Him!
I am Roberta, in your parents small group at Desert Springs Bible Church.
We are praying for you!
Thank you Roberta, I think I remember you when we visited. Thank you for praying and for your nice comments. We have such a great God!
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