Trusting His Promise

So much to be thankful for this week!  - We put our old house on the market last Wednesday. Such a good feeling to have it ready. God surpassed [...]

I've been awful about keeping the blog updated and I admit... I've considered shutting it down now that our family is complete and we are just living [...]

[...] Him to direct my life, I hold the answers to successfully completing my puzzle. And on this Thankful Thursday, I am eternally grateful that His way is perfect and that my life is in His hands. [...]

[...] Thankful Thursday is here and I want to take a moment to just reflect on a few of the many blessings in my [...]

[...] emergency room waiting to hear the plan. White blood count is high and they are testing for a shunt infection. I'll post when I know more. [...]

[...] Maia. She was admitted to the hospital last night. Praise God there has been no evidence of a shunt infection. She was started on three different antibiotics to cover just about everything. Had a [...]

[...] for your prayers last week as Maia was hospitalized. We were so concerned that another shunt infection was present. The spinal fluid cultures remained negative for any growth of bacteria and [...]

[...] to see the final version of "Angel Child" by Michael Boylan. He is the father of a special needs child himself. Anyway, imagine our surprise and delight when our whole family was in one of [...]

[...] joining our family. Mark and I struggle to balance the demands of work/home, raising kids with special needs, and our relationship. The house is usually a mess, the “to-do” list never [...]

[...] year. And so I went back reading old blog posts. Sure enough... Three years ago this week, my wonderful hubby got tired of listening to my tears at night and asked me to tell him what I thought about [...]

[...] , Plymouth Rock, Hyannis. My responsibilities were limited to just me (thanks to my wonderful hubby who held down the fort at home). And yet, I didn't quite find that peace I was looking [...]

[...] thing that sweet corn season ended before the second tooth came out.   - Tonight, I told Miss Maia to take off her shoes and socks. Here's what I found... AMAZING! [...]

[...] Thanks to all who are praying for Miss Maia. She was admitted to the hospital last night. Praise God there has been no evidence of a shunt [...]

[...] is miserable for Maia and the lab people both.  I'm hoping that she will be able to come home tomorrow. Maia is getting a bit stir crazy and I would like all of us under the same roof at night. I [...]

[...] I'm heading home tomorrow after a week on the East Coast. I had great plans for my time away. I was going to blog every [...]

Thanks to all who are praying for Miss Maia. She was admitted to the hospital last night. Praise God there has been no evidence of a shunt infection. [...]

[...] has been no clear picture of what is causing the infection. Speculation about a possible urinary tract infection and this seems to be what they are leaning towards. I admit, I am a bit skeptical [...]

[...] We had Matthew's first parent-teacher conference today. For some silly reason, I was nervous. Worried that we would find out he is really [...]