After spending the past two months at home, Ken was readmitted to the hospital. Due to the concerns and symptoms it was decided that going to a local hospital in Peoria was best for Ken and our family. Our goal is to get several things back under control so that he can return home soon.
Our family has been through some good times and some "not so good" times, especially during the past eight years. A question that I have been asked often this week is "How do you do it?" or put another way, "How do you live with all of this stress and still smile?"
In reality, we have been married 25 years . . .
. . . for better and for worse and for more worse!
We have talented kids that appear to be well adjusted!
Yet this week we face the reality that Ken's chronic illness is really a terminal situation. So, yes, there is a lot of stress! Yes, there are decisions to be made. BUT yes, thanks to God, there are tools in our "toolbox of life" that have helped us all cope with the stress. Next time I will show you what is in our tool box!
Blessings to you and yours and continuing prayers for Ken's peace and comfort. I thank you so much for this blog and unselfish sharing of your self, your journey and your faith.
ReplyDeleteWe are praying for peace and comfort for all of you.
ReplyDeleteJean Hoffman-Anuta
You all are in my prayers.
ReplyDeleteBless you and your family. This has to be such a difficult time for everyone. I do believe God does give us the strength to get through these stressful times. Anxious to read your next post.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Gert
We continue to have your family in our daily thoughts and prayers. Xoxo
ReplyDeletePraying for healing, comfort, and peace for Ken. Praying for God to continue to give you strength. Much love to you all.
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