Quick Update on My Last Post...

We continue to have bills pour in - things that we were not expecting in the least. However, I truly did lay this burden of our finances at God's feet and I feel such inexplicable peace! (I say inexplicable, but those of you who know my exactly to Whom I attribute this feeling.) God is in control and though these things have surprised us, they have not surprised God. At. all.

I thank you for your continued prayers over our finances. It will all be worked out and I pray that we will strive always to be good stewards of God's bounty!

I have continued having several more gall bladder attacks. Please pray that the flush that I did yesterday (God's own medicine - not anything pharmaceutical at all) will have taken care of that. My latest attack was 14 hours long and I am quite tender and also tired. I got literally no sleep on Tuesday night. God blessed me with wonderful sleep last night and I pray that my gallbladder issues are no more.

Thank you all, sweet friends. Hubby and Kiddo and Baby and I are quite well...you know, other than that other stuff. :)

Be blessed...you are such a blessing to me!

Comments

A Davis said…

Hey Girl! I am continually praying for you!

January 21, 2010 at 8:05 PM

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