Blogging Friends.... I have fallen a bit behind on most of your Web
sites. I shall soar through them. Soon. Hopefully!! I am also still reading
through my Life Story, and have three chapters left!! Almost finished!! I am
looking forward to reading the next chapter, as it was literally written during
a cosmic mood swing when God taught me "Perspective". Speaking
of which. I awoke yesterday "on the wrong side of the bed", as that
phrase goes. I was tired, had a rough night's sleep, felt sick of being sick,
and nobody expressed any pity for me!! Well. So it felt, anyway!! I was doing
it again. Throwing myself yet another pity party. Why must I even "go
there"? I walked around yesterday with an invisible ebony rain cloud
hovering over my head. Until early afternoon. I owe that to finally allowing
myself some chocolate!! I was having a serious craving!! Yes, I am addicted!! It's a problem. Lest
anybody wonder, I am in even brighter spirits today!! Obviously!! So, I shall
close with a quote by someone who I greatly admire. Helen Keller.
"Self-pity is our worst enemy and if we yield to it, we can
never do anything wise in this world." --Helen Keller
Please pray for a
Beautifully Unique Kindred Spirit CDH Friend who I have "met" Online.
Her name is Sunni. She's nearly nine months old. Aside from the congenital
diaphragmatic hernia, Sunni has also suffered through some serious heart problems.
This was posted on her Mom's Facebook page yesterday. "Well the roller coaster continues. After she
got dehydrated they started giving her replacement fluid for all the output she
has from her vented g-tube. Now she is starting to get super puffy which leads
to worsened breathing. They had to put her back on oxygen (.75 liters
currently). They also stopped feeds completely because she was so uncomfortable
and distended day before yesterday. Now I was just told they think she is
having congestive heart failure. -*Sighs*-".
That kind of puts my emotional, moody yesterday into perspective....
8 comments:
I love the Helen Keller quote. I love chocolate as well, sometimes you just have to have it! I will say a prayer for your friend. It sounds like she has many burdens right now.
Anne and Sasha
Anne and Sasha....
"I love chocolate as well, sometimes you just have to have it!". I can't but agree!! ;-D
Sunni is not even one year old yet. I neglected to mention that little detail. Whoops!! I shall add that to my Blog post!! ;op
It's amazing how insignificant our problems are when we see others.
XXXOOO Daisy, Bella &roxy
Daisy, Bella & Roxy....
Thank-you for the comment!!
"It's amazing how insignificant our problems are when we see others.". True. And yet, this is a lesson which I need reminded of continuously!! ;op
How sweet and kind of you to stop thinking about yourself and make time to think and pray for Sunni. We say a prayer for them too. How awful for the parents. Take acre.
Best wishes Molly
Molly....
Thank-you for the comment!! I truly appreciated it!! ;-D
"How sweet and kind of you to stop thinking about yourself and make time to think and pray for Sunni.". It was more like that Facebook message came at just the right time.... ;)
Thanks for your prayers. ;op
I hope little Sunni feels much better soon. You are right, everything seems so significant when we look at the problems others have to face.
From a fellow chocolate addict x
Lynne....
Thank-you for the comment!!
"Everything seems so significant when we look at the problems others have to face.". I can't but agree!! ;op
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