Tomorrow is transplant day! Yea, we are done with chemo and ready for the next step in our journey. The last couple days were really hard as he was more and more unhappy and uncomfortable. He was finally given pain medication yesterday and it made a huge difference. We got to see his smiles again. It is a relief to know what is wrong, and that we can do something to make him feel better.
God continues to answer prayers. He also continues to amaze me how he uses all of us, despite our sin, to accomplish his plan. For that, I am thankful. He did not design us to walk this journey alone, he built us to be a community to support and serve one another. God is using our circumstances to reveal himself not only to me and my family, but so many others as well.
In all this you greatly rejoice, though now for a little while you may have had to suffer grief in all kinds of trials.
1 Peter 1:6
We are rejoicing, God is good.
God is so amazing! And I know that His will and plan will be done!!
ReplyDeleteI am so glad that I was able to share in Nathan's smiles last night! Although he is so small still, he is such a light, as is your family, to all of us who have the opportunity to care for him.
Know that your family and Nathan are forever in my prayers!
Love,
Thera