What to write...

Finally after six months of rain it seems like Craig and I can see a little bit of sun shining over our lives again. It may always have been shining and we couldn't see it, but now I think we both do.

Craig had another surgery last Thursday and thank God he came home the same day; in pain and lot of pain killers, but he is at home. Praise God! Since last Thursday we haven't been able to sleep very good; he needs to eat before taking medicine every four hours and I have a little problem: If I woke up for something, even If I go back to bed the next day I feel that I didn't sleep good at all.
The good part is that being home with the man you love is just amazing! I hate seeing him in pain but I love the fact that this time, for the very first time this year, what the doctors said actually happened. They told us it was going to be an out patient surgery and it was!!!! Hallelujah!!!!

You probably don't understand why I said so, but after hearing the same thing over and over again and staying four days or longer in different hospitals, I had lost hope that this time it would happen. Craig, in the other hand, was totally sure that he would come home. I guess this time I didn't feel the peace of our Heavenly Father, but my husband did and I am so glad enjoying my days with him.

We don't do that much...Watching tv, listening to some worship or Christmas music, having a cup of tea and enjoying our days at home.

I am truly thankful that Craig is at home and that he's getting better. Still praying for a speedy recovery and hoping for the pain to go away so he can move freely around the house, but knowing for sure that God is in control, that even though I didn't want to talk to Him last week, He was always talking to me.

What a great LORD we serve, even in the middle of the storm, through the last six months of our lives we could see His glory. Every day I keep on hearing: "Believe... because only if you believe, you'll see my glory" Thank you Jesus!!!

"For the LORD is good and his love endures forever; his faithfulness continues through all generations" (Psalm 100:5)