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Recovering

I am still recovering physically from Tuesday. Mostly I am sore and have a hard time moving around. I think I am getting around easier, though by the evening my stomach is pretty swollen! Yuck! I can say I hope I never have to have a c-section!!
I have been so thankful for Rust and Mandy. [...]

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Thankful

In an attempt to process all of this, I made a list of things I can be thankful for through this whole experience…

I am thankful that the doctors discovered the ectopic pregnancy in time before it became truly life-threatening.
I am thankful for anesthesia!!
I am so, so thankful for all the people who have prayed for [...]

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Update

Rust and I are back home now. I was released from the hospital last night, about three hours after the surgery.
I am still a little fuzzy with the details, as Rust did all the communicating with my doctor who performed the surgery. But I know the pregnancy was ectopic (tubal…outside the uterus), and my left [...]

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Well, I feel like I am finally able to handle sitting down to blog! Our sweet little girl is currently conked out in her bassinet, while I am lounging in bed and using Rust’s laptop. Blogging has always been relaxing to me, so I am counting this as “rest” — what you’re supposed to do [...]

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Rust and I went to our appointment this morning…
Exciting news! Within the past two weeks, I have dilated from zero to three centimeters and effaced to 70-80%! Wow! That was certainly shocking! I honestly expected that I wouldn’t be dilated any and that Anna would take her sweet time getting here– that I would even possibly be overdue. (Though, [...]

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Labor of Love

Almost daily the song “Labor of Love” runs through my head. This song, written by Andrew Peterson, is on the Behold the Lamb of God album, which itself is quite good! It tells the “Christmas story” so to speak through song. But this song gets stuck in my head quite frequently, especially as I approach [...]

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There is a verse in James that, at first glance, strikes me as harsh:
 ”Now listen, you who say, ‘Today or tomorrow we will go to this or that city, spend a year there, carry on business and make money.’ Why, you do not even know what will happen tomorrow. What is your life? You are [...]

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