Back in college, in 2004 when blogging was hardly even a thing yet, I was here. Blogging before blogging meant anything to anyone. You can look in the archives for my past writings, but it was much more like a journal in the past. When we started fundraising, I messed around with the idea of launching something new for this new phase of our journey but actually hated that idea. I am a sum of all of my life and so much of it is here already. So I'm keeping it here. At least for now.

My main focus these days is blogging about our newest journey into the bizarre and wonderful world of gestational surrogacy. Posts dated 2013 and forward will trend heavily toward that journey. I don't promise everything I write will be about though. There might be other things that sneak in occasionally.

Please come along our journey with us. As the saying goes, "The more, the merrier!"

Friday, July 16, 2004

Just a Dream

Today I know it's not what
I thought it might have been
So tonight I might sleep better,
at least more soundly than when
her face was all I saw;
eyes so blue and hair gently gleaming
Her words stung,
as if they came from me 
 
Now I know -  in this now -  
however long its meant to be -
I will stop from seeming
so flawed and out of place
For a moment, a slice of time,
(can I hang on forever?)
I understood the wonder of
an everlasting grace.
 
 
My spinal tap was July 7th.  This whole ordeal (the flare, being sick, having to deal with doctors and illness so constantly) has been so challenging but this past week, facing the unknown and possibility of MS has been so hard.  I've been "on edge."   Thanks to Trisha's help in sorting out all of the words I've lost in this mess, I can confidently say that "on edge" directly translates to "on my knees before the Lord" sorting through my response to the results.  I responded in fear first - I always do.  I really need to work on that.  He's God, I'm not.  Fear really just doesn't belong.  Someday maybe I'll learn.
 
I got my results today.  I'm thankful that everything looks good.  I will have to be monitored always, but that's really anything new.   But as of today, and hopefully for always, there is no MS to be found.  Yay God!

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