I pushed a button too soon........One of the many mistakes we make in praying is trying to tell God what to do instead of letting God do what is best for all of us. When I made my desperate plea for prayer today, I was thinking more about Ted's condition instead of mine. Since my earlier post today, God has put a big smile on my face twice today. I received a very generous gift for the Stivers swim team which takes a huge financial burden off of the swim team and me. Then, I was asked to join a client at the U.D./Xavier basketball game this Saturday - as Ted would say - a very hot ticket! So.... Ted's condition may not have changed much since noon, but I am smiling again and I know that your prayers are effective and that God will always provide away for each of us.
Don't take this too lightly. We still need prayers...... I am still feeling overwhelmed, but at least I am smiling again. I am leaving now to go back to the hospital to see my 2-year-old....... and 2-year-olds do grow up! Maybe he will be 3 or 4 tonight!
From my heart to yours, Anne
Anne - glad you had some smiles! We forget sometimes that there needs to be care for the caregiver. I can see Ted's progress through your posts & understand his frustrations as he cognitively progresses Strength & hugs for all of you & friends can provide shoulders to cry on when you are ready :-) Crying can be real therapeutic.
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