Scariest Day Of Our Lives
This past week has been one of recovery, which I talked about in my previous post, but I did catch a few other moments on camera! Actually, Dan took the first two – while I was getting the house ready before surgery, Dan took Mazy upstairs to help him mud a room we are trying…
This week was a bit more eventful than we planned, but nothing happens without a purpose, and I feel this week has been no different. I have been feeling a bit more symptomatic, but didn’t expect another hospital stay. But thanks to that alarm that went off on my LifeVest, it has shown the doctors…
Trusting in God’s perfect timing is not always easy, but it is the safest place to be. That is something God is teaching us, as we wait to meet our little miracle, and pray that our dream of becoming earthly parents, is just around the corner! The girls basketball season just wrapped up last night,…
This past week we tackled another heart procedure – an ablation. It’s always a family affair, since after most of my heart procedures, some sort of recovery is involved. The recovery after the ablation was at times a mental and physical battle, but by Thursday and especially Friday, I was able to make the turn….
New chapters are often thrilling, filled with much anticipation and new beginnings. Dan, Mazy, and I now find ourselves at the end of a chapter of the story of our life, but are eager to open another chapter in the book God has already written for our life. We will be moving to Zeeland, Michigan…
This is what our past week looked like… A tiring day! She still gives us her “pouty” face which makes us laugh! I just can’t get enough of those eyes! So proud, though I think it’ll be a little bit before she starts walking on her own She loves watching her dad snowblow! I…
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What an amazingly scary experience, Kristin! I was just sitting here, scanning through Facebook statuses, waiting for Nala to fall asleep, when your news jumped out at me! Tornados used to be one of my biggest fears when I lived out in Ontario! I'm so glad you stayed safe (and alive!). Thank God for pokey fast food workers, huh?