It is now 11:00pm and Amy's neurologist has just ordered an MRI of her pituitary gland to be done immediately as well as more blood cultures. Amy again developed another fever this PM and the doctors seem truly perplexed as to what the underlying cause is. David and/or I have read to Amy all of your comments and they are so encouraging and comforting to her. Thank you for all of your prayers on her behalf and please continue to pray for her. Carole
Shannon is hosting a backwards edition of what-works-for-me Wednesday , where you can ask for advice/ or suggestions instead of giving them. Yeah! I need some advice. David and I are really praying and considering homeschooling our boys, K4 and grades 2 and 6 —beginning this fall. Can anybody recommend a curriculum, either as a whole or as a subject, that you are crazy about that doesn’t make you crazy? Secondly, if you could give one tip for “survival” what would that be?
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I am sure Amy will not recognize the name but David will. I happened upon a link to your blog and have been praying for you today. What a difficult thing to face, especially the uncertainty. I read Isaiah 25:4 today and thought of your situation. It seems the enemy is attacking with a vengeance those who lift up the name of Christ. I am glad we know who is REALLY in charge! God bless and comfort you.
You do not know me, and it would take too long right here to explain how I came to hear of your situation. But, know this: I am praying for you and your destiny is secure.
My views on God may be different from yours, because I do not believe that God causes or intends all things to happen, so I do not necessarily believe that He is causing your situation for a purpose. But, I do know that He is always there with you, seeking to comfort you in your distress and to let you know that He loves you and that nothing in this life can separate you from His love. Satan and/or just crummy things in life can bring about unpleasant things. But, God reigns in all things and he can take those things which are imperfect and grow us through them.
Although the light in your eyes may be dim right now, the light of your life will be bright to those around you as you let Jesus live through you, and people see joy and peace in the midst of trials. Let His peace be yours. He loves you, is watching over you right now, and is living in you. Galatians 2:20!
Blessings to you and your family. My prayers are with you.
I recently came across your blog address from Mary Huff's site. I didn't realize Amy's condition. I wanted to let you both know that you are in our prayers. I'm so glad that we have a wonderful Heavenly Father to turn to.
God is faithful!
Phil and Carla Case