How much of our life is spent waiting?
Waiting to graduate.
Waiting for your wedding day.
Waiting for the pregnancy test.
Waiting for a baby to grow in your womb.
Waiting for your kids after their first day of school.
Waiting in the doctor's office for a diagnosis.
Waiting.
Christian and I sit and wait in his hospital room. We are waiting on his chemo to come to the floor from the pharmacy.
I think the hardest thing about the hospital is the waiting. We wait on the nurse, the doctor to come by, medications to be mixed, to be discharged...the list goes on.
I think waiting teaches us many things.
To be patient - and wait for things to happen in the right time.
To love - sometimes we have to let our loved ones experience life on their own
terms in their own time and just love them where they are at.
To trust - and know that all things are in God's hands and there is nothing we can do to change His plan.
I think Alcoholics Anonymous has it right. We have to "Let Go and Let God." I think that says it all.
Everything in His time for His purpose.
"I waited patiently for the LORD, He turned to me and heard my cry." Psalm 40:1
Today I Am Thankful For:
1. hospital gowns
2. pillows
3. Dr. M
4. crackers
5. old, wood floors
Friday, October 09, 2009
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Waiting makes up so much of our lives, doesn't it, Cazandra? In fact, I've done so much waiting I could probably get certified in wait-ology or something. LOL
Waiting for chemo sounds rough. I hope it works effectively in Christian's body and totally eradicates every trace of the disease being targeted.
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