June 10 – “Frozen … not the movie”

I started the day by meeting Kel at the mechanic shop to drop his car off.  He has to have the oil pan replaced.  Apparently it’s a big job.  Something about it being attached to the transmission.  It’ll take a few days to finish.  So, he needed a ride from there to work. 

 

Back at home it was that wonderful time again … time to mow the yard.  We also trimmed a few trees.  And Chris dove back into her flower beds.  We got hot, to say the least. 

 

Speaking of hot, I had to run over to WalMart and buy some fans.  Not for us, though.  They were for the retreat center.  Apparently one of the rooms is having some air flow issues that is making it get hot.  I met the group staying there.  They are from a Methodist church in Nacogdoches.  Fun folks.  Helpful, too.  They pitched right in and helped put the fans together. 

 

Chris had another doctor’s appointment.  This time it was with an ortho guy to see why she has such pain in her shoulder, and why it hasn’t gotten any better with physical therapy.  Aaaaaand the verdict is in.  She has a frozen shoulder.  I know.  Sounds like something you’d get from a butcher shop.  She had X-rays and a shot and has to do physical therapy … again.  This time the therapy be different, though.  Apparently this doc has a highly specific regimen.  Here we go …

 

Jeremiah 31:25 says, “I will refresh the weary and satisfy the faint.”

 

Father, thank you that the doc was able to identify the issue with Chris’ shoulder.  Be with her as she wades through the long process now of rehab.  Amen.