Highs -n- Lows Living with the Disease

Another Beautiful Morning!
Today I am running to Faribault to meet up with my family...we are running down to Iowa to have a picnic with other family and to visit the graves sites.  We were unable to go last weekend because of other obligations...

I had a couple of times this last week were I was short of breath again.  I continue to experience changes in my hands and bruising on my body.
I was carrying Gracie yesterday and when I changed into my sleepwear I found several bruises on my arm again.

I am also experiencing the sharp shooting pains in my groin area and on my right side...so painful.  I know the Dr told me that this may continue for moths or years but I'm ready to get rid of it... :-). The post shingles is just as bad as the shingles...

I am so thankful for all I can do...

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Today's Bible Study

The Most Important Thing
By Charles Stanley
Read | Luke 11:1-4

Many of us have redesigned prayer to fit in with the busyness of our lives and to make us more comfortable. We have organized it to suit ourselves and in the process, we've forgotten what the heart of prayer really is—our relationship with the Lord.

Prayer is to be a time of separation from the world in order to be with God. It occurs when we surrender our schedules, our priorities, and ourselves to the joy of drawing near to our Father in heaven. It’s a time to experience His love and express ours to Him; to remember that life is centered on Jesus and that our priority is to obey Him. It’s where our souls are nourished and we gain strength to continue.

For us as children of the King, prayer is the means by which we communicate with Him about needs, work, desires, and even our mistakes. It is also one of the primary ways for us to receive His responses. Most importantly, it’s a time to bask in the presence of God our Father and Jesus our Savior—and to be guided by the Holy Spirit in heavenly conversation.

The value of prayer is seen in the life of Jesus. He often withdrew from the crowds and even from His own disciples in order to spend significant time with His Father. What value do you place on praying? Whom or what do you seek through your prayers? How often do you enter the throne room just to spend time with your Father? Commit to seeking a prayer life like the Savior's—with God Himself as your focus and top priority.

Looking Forward to Another Great Day.....