It's time I think.
Thank you cards are being penned today. He is not finished with the recovery process and the mundane is catching up (bills I forgot to pay :-) ). But the next "task" is upon us. The true joy of thank you cards.
How do I tell so many people that from the bottom of my heart, I am so very grateful, thankful and in truth, stand amazed at their selflessness in our behalf. We will never know the prayers lifted up in Raymon's behalf or for me for that matter. On a regular basis, people asked by all means possible how he was doing, through this blog, through voice mail, text, email, face-to-face and when they could get through, by phone.
Non-stop prayers, food, physical labor, fellowship, long distance trips, car rides and pleads for more at our disposal.
Round two is coming up. And two more people within our circle are also facing major medical sagas, births. The first for one, second for another. With three medical issues happening in one month for our small group, it will be a challenge.
We have learned of a dear friend who is fighting his fifth round of chemo. Another who's daughter has had her first born. Another who's son has move in the family home as his father's Alzheimer has progressed. One who has had two deaths in her family. One who has had eye surgery. To our dear friends and families who's lives have continued as our's stopped for a brief moment, we are glad to rejoin your path.
This blog will most likely be silent for a while. He'll be in rehab, building up that left side muscle (nothing to do with the surgery).
We will take new steps, we'll put something out.
Thanks to everyone in the most sincere words that words allow.
Thank you cards are being penned today. He is not finished with the recovery process and the mundane is catching up (bills I forgot to pay :-) ). But the next "task" is upon us. The true joy of thank you cards.
How do I tell so many people that from the bottom of my heart, I am so very grateful, thankful and in truth, stand amazed at their selflessness in our behalf. We will never know the prayers lifted up in Raymon's behalf or for me for that matter. On a regular basis, people asked by all means possible how he was doing, through this blog, through voice mail, text, email, face-to-face and when they could get through, by phone.
Non-stop prayers, food, physical labor, fellowship, long distance trips, car rides and pleads for more at our disposal.
Round two is coming up. And two more people within our circle are also facing major medical sagas, births. The first for one, second for another. With three medical issues happening in one month for our small group, it will be a challenge.
We have learned of a dear friend who is fighting his fifth round of chemo. Another who's daughter has had her first born. Another who's son has move in the family home as his father's Alzheimer has progressed. One who has had two deaths in her family. One who has had eye surgery. To our dear friends and families who's lives have continued as our's stopped for a brief moment, we are glad to rejoin your path.
This blog will most likely be silent for a while. He'll be in rehab, building up that left side muscle (nothing to do with the surgery).
We will take new steps, we'll put something out.
Thanks to everyone in the most sincere words that words allow.
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