Day 27
We continue to wait for results of two of the three components to the bone marrow test they did on Monday. This news will give us the first clue about what lies ahead with my particular situation.
As everyone knows by personal experience, waiting often seems harder than actually getting the news. But Nurse Ashley brings perspective by reminding me that my weakest day (today) is better than most patients’ best days. Clearly, without a doubt, when I am weak it is GOD who strengthens sustains me by faith and grace. When I am down, it is HIS joy that I can extend to others. Quite honestly, it perturbs me to find myself frustrated at little things that shouldn’t hold any part of my attention. But even when my eyes fall off the goal momentarily, God is always faithful to draw me back.
While currently serving also to update people about my Leukemia, this blog is NOT about us. It is a tribute to our faithful God who no matter where we go, is always ready and waiting to welcome us with open arms. That is the purpose of Go Light Your World, to spread the good news that there is power and hope for living in a troubled world. It serves to remind others:
“You were created for a specific purpose. You are not alone.
God has a great plan for you. There is hope.”
Bringing the light of Jesus into a dark world is the greatest adventure you will find in a lifetime. Go Light Your World.
Much hope and light to you!
Estoy de acuerdo contigo, amigo. Hoy me siento particularmente agradecida por todo lo que es mi Creador.
Waiting is not something I’ve ever found to be easy, but as the old hymn says “God is working His purpose out” even if at the time we don’t have a clear view. Please remember every day there is so much love and so many prayers covering you Honey.
We lifted you up in prayer last night during our Chancel Choir rehearsal…Aldersgate UMC. Thank you for your post.