I took my Christian to see the surgeon this morning, and he said that the port needs to come out…Friday! The doctor will place a PICC line for temporary access until the site heals and in a few weeks we go back for a new port (and a lengthier hosital stay).
On our two hour drive home, I cried at least halfway.
I cried because my Christian has dealt with so much.
I cried while remembering life before Christian when only Lance was around and how much easier all of this hemophilia stuff was. I had no idea then.
I cried because I often feel like I’ve no one to talk to. That’s when I called my good buddy “T” in Houston 🙂
Needless to say, I was just being a woman 🙂
I know that hemophilia has been placed in our lives for many reasons. And I think one of the greatest reasons is that the good Lord knew my hubby and I could handle raising two, very different, boys with this disorder. That we were equipped to teach them all they need to know without feeling sorry for themselves.
To ultimately teach us a thing or two.
But don’t we all have our “hemophilia?”
I have a friend dealing with major issues with her step daughter, another with financial problems, a couple with issues dealing with a loved one and their absence…everyone has something.
I don’t think anyone can say their problem is worse than the other…it’s their problem that needs to be prayed upon. It’s their problem that God is in the middle of, maybe they just don’t know it yet.
Whatever your “hemophilia” is, I pray that the Lord blesses you, strenghens you and shows up in amazing ways through your situation.
Today I Am Thankful For:
1. an old “mixed” CD
2. animal crackers
3. text messages
4. a boss who cares
5. two more nights at home
