If I didn't know better, I'd say that God was allowing way too much in my life. But I'm choosing to not complain or worry. Still, let me recount the things that I've been facing since my return from two summer mission trips:
1. Father-in-law had surgery the day after I returned...husband went out of town, so I took him home following the "outpatient" surgery (at age 86). We returned to the hospital by ambulance that afternoon.
2. Father-in-law had two other hospitalizations and numerous trips to the e.r. Praise God, he has recovered and is doing well now.
3. Daughter Rebecca had possible complications with pregnancy that could have resulted in death to the baby. Praise God the test was negative.
4. Brother Jim had serious open-heart surgery (two valves and aorta repair). Praise God again, he just arrived home after a short six-day hospital stay.
5. Mother (age 84) extremely worried about her son's surgery. Am visiting with her in Wisconsin right now. Praise God, she seems to be doing well despite the stress.
6. Daughter Maribeth has possible H1N1, or an infection. Will this interfere with our trip to Nashville for the birth? Praising God even though we don't know the answer. It will all work out according to His perfect plan.
Conclusion: no worries.
No comments:
Post a Comment