I really LOVE Christmas time!!
This year I have had to pause a few times and deal with some personal anxiety. I can't help but remember Christmas 2 years ago and how much pain I was in. I am just so overwhelmed and greatful that the Lord has spared my life and I am ever greatful at this time of year. I am also more sensitive to those who are facing pain or personal struggles. We have tried to find those in need and really find ways to serve. And carry that spirit of giving 'care' throughout the year.
As we have sought out opportunities this season, we have also had some fun. An older sister in the ward asked if my teenage kids could play 'elves' and sneak around the front yard while the grandchildren decorated the Christmas tree. Of course!!!
So, their family gathered to sing Christmas carols and decorate the tree with the front window wide open. My little Elves danced around the yard and watched the suprise in these sweet children's faces as they watched from the window.
Can't stop me now..
Sunday, December 23, 2012
Year 2 without Miss Right
In October I celebrated my 2 year anniversary of saying goodbye to my Right Foot! I am still so greatful for my amazing surgeon, Dr. Paige and her amazing surgical skills in rebuilding me a great Stump!
Time goes by
Time goes by so quickly when you aren't taking chemo drugs!
I have had lots of fun things I could blog about over the past few months... but I have gotten out of the habit. I guess I started out as a way to document my journey though my cancer trials. Now that it seems I am out of the thick of it, I don't feel like I have much that is worthy to blog about. I keep waiting for something "Profound" to happen so I can write about it. However, I of all people should have learned that by living through cancer made I am so aware that my own mortality is a gift and even the every day routines are 'profound' because I am alive to see my kids grow up.
I have had lots of fun things I could blog about over the past few months... but I have gotten out of the habit. I guess I started out as a way to document my journey though my cancer trials. Now that it seems I am out of the thick of it, I don't feel like I have much that is worthy to blog about. I keep waiting for something "Profound" to happen so I can write about it. However, I of all people should have learned that by living through cancer made I am so aware that my own mortality is a gift and even the every day routines are 'profound' because I am alive to see my kids grow up.
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