We headed into Texas yesterday to pray with
one of our Seasiders, Cindy, before her knee surgery. It wasn't a replacement, but I can sure
relate. She has been having a lot of
pain, and the steroid shots haven’t really worked, so they finally made the
move to trying this particular surgery. They
went in arthroscopically. First order of
business was to trim up some torn cartilage.
Then the doc removed a cyst in her leg.
Finally he injected some kind of cement into her knee to fill in the bad
places. Sounded very different to me,
but I sure pray that it helps her. I
remember how annoying that constant knee pain can be. Spoiler alert (in a good way). Cindy is
back home and resting well. Well, she
says that’s the medication’s job, so it better work. Feisty …
It was raining when we left the house. Lots of rain.
Rain. Rain. Rain. It
let up before we arrived at the hospital, so we didn’t get wet walking in. It began to sprinkle a little as we were
leaving, and then started up again on the way home. We had thought about making a few Texas stop
while we were up there, but neither of us wanted to brave the torrents. We came home.
Once inside we stayed put. The rain eventually stopped, but by then we
were both busy into our separate projects.
Chris was working on a stuffed animal for Luke. She hopes to get it finished by the time we
leave Friday morning for Waco. We are
going to watch a soccer game or two on Saturday, then coming right back home. Can’t miss dinner on the grounds on Sunday,
you know. My project wasn’t nearly as
glamorous. Pretty necessary though. I spent the rest of the day at the computer
working on the teaching for Sunday. We
have started First Peter, so there are a lot of Greek words to get through. That’s lots of fun for me, though. Here come the word studies …
John 1:5 says, “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.”
Father, thank you that Cindy came through
the surgery with flying colors. Help her as she gets started with the rehab
portion now. Amen.
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