Jenny Rawston’s Photography Captures Our Life We had such a great time with Jenny Rawston. We will treasure her photographs always! She has been such an encouragement and we’re so very blessed God put her in our life!
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The Difference Confidence Made Today
Meg’s complained of stomach pain the last couple weeks. I took her in to be checked out to make sure it wasn’t anything other than the high pressure in her head causing her discomfort. Since it was precautionary, I was surprised when I answered the phone and heard there was good news and bad. I Read More …
Making God’s Will Our Own
This morning I asked Meg how life’s going. Without missing a beat she answers, “I don’t know but it’s delightful.” This comes from the same little girl I picked up off the floor last night after she fell asleep early curled up in a ball not feeling well. Sometimes I feel God overwhelming Read More …
Becoming Better Warriors
Meg’s been on a roller coaster, feeling really good, awful, but mostly a lot of in-between. Test results are being sent to Texas to keep the surgeon up to date while Meg will continue to be monitored. Every battle we come up against feels the same as those before. They’re trying, testing, and seem Read More …
Facing Discouragement
The last several days Meg’s attempts to be strong and not cry, were unsuccessful. She sat at the table asking me to help take the pounding in her head away. When her complaints began including her eyes hurting I knew it was time to take her in. The Dr at Children’s thought her pressure Read More …
Redemption Comes in Many Ways
Meg wipes the chalk dust off her pants but only manages to smear it. “They are such a mess now” I hear her say, “but at least they’re colorful”. As I put her to bed, she rubs my back like I normally do hers, but instead of singing one of the normal bedtime songs, Read More …
Featured in TBI Hope & Inspiration Anniversary Edition
Featured in TBI Hope & Inspiration Anniversary Edition It feels like a lifetime ago, when I googled “living with traumatic brain injury.” I was looking for others/someone/anyone who wasn’t giving medical descriptions but rather what life was really like for them. What I was really looking for, wasn’t how to live with TBI. It was to Read More …
The Unexpected Blessings of Surrender
Meg’s IV infiltrated twice before the MRI was completed. Coupled with the tape that took a layer of skin off her nose, and the effects from anesthesia, she wasn’t the happiest girl in recovery. I have to say none of which really surprised me. It’s how this goes. This is what we’ve come to Read More …
Not Cut out for This
Meg’s happiness and cheer were left at the security gate as she clung to Evan telling him goodbye. The curve of her mouth defined the perfect sad face. It was cute in a way, until her bottom lip started to quiver. Tears flooded her eyes, ripping out even onlooker’s hearts. I put on a Read More …
Moving Closer to God
Meg throws her hands up in the air, “I’m on top of the world!” Actually it was a viaduct but I didn’t correct her. I didn’t have to look back to know one of her eyes looks a little swollen. The pressure was high enough this morning she was unwilling to sit up Read More …