Friday, October 14, 2011

keeping on....

This has been quite a week.  When it was still all in front of us it seemed liked a mountain to climb and even though we are not out of the woods yet, it's clear we are moving ahead one step at a time.    

Edd got the planning scans done for the cyber knife brain radiation he will be getting next week.  It is all very amazing what doctors can do these days.  Kind of scary... ok, very scary, but also great that there are more options for people than ever before.  We have encountered people who really care... or they sure act like they do!  

The week was one filled with many unknowns.  We still don't know what will happen with Edd's employment status at his workplace which was just bought out through a hostile takeover.  He's now on full time disability, but is still in transition and this takeover adds to the stresses that arise from unanswered questions.  We still remain hopeful though that after the dust settles we will be okay.  I am so grateful for those who lift us up to Heaven in prayer.  Boy do we need it.  Times like this you realize just how little power we have over situations that come up in our lives.


It was nice to make dinner last night with Jenni.


Nice for me to get out in my garden this morning and get my hands dirty.... (manicure this afternoon)....




There will be fears I'll most likely succumb to again (drat). Things I'll worry over.  Some things will come our way, and some things won't.  Some good.  Some not so good.  But I'll just keep trying to remember that God has a plan and I want to be a willing participant instead of a resister.... keep the line of communication open and keep trusting He'll take care of us.  And just keep loving each other through whatever comes.



Keep on sowing your seed, for you never know which will grow -- perhaps it all will.
-- Albert Einstein

Happiness is not a station you arrive at, but a manner of traveling.
-- Margaret B. Runbeck



It is the sweet, simple things of life which are the real ones after all. 
-- Laura Ingalls Wilder



3 comments:

  1. I admire you! Thank you for sharing your journey! I will continue to pray for you and Edd during this time.

    * Love the picture of all of you at the table! So beautiful!

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  2. I love your pictues, they are so beautiful. Looking at them makes me happy.
    Hugs,
    Mom

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  3. Kathi...I have a very close friend who has had two cyber knife treatments with great success. She and all of those who love her were so very grateful for how well it went. I'm praying for you and Edd, and the wonderful team you have working for you!

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