HER HYPERTENSON HAS COME DOWN
wow just seeing those words brings on tears
We went into Monday with peace.
As we were sitting and waiting while Lily was in the cath lab, Chris asked me
"how was I feeling about the results?"
and my response surprised me a little, because I can honestly say I was not worried, concerned or stressed - I felt such a sence of peace, and even excitment and anticipation.
and it wasn't that I knew that the results were going to be better, I just knew that either way I didn't need to be concerned.
This is different to how I was feeling a few months ago - I had allowed myself to be consumed and overwhelmed by the what ifs, how long does she have, and how could I bare life without her. I don't know if it was the emotions of the holidays or what but at times it was not pretty (as some of my work buds can testify too).
As I began to get a grip, focus my eyes on my heavenly father, pray, and read the bible - those things that were consuming me, were replaced by peace. It is not my burden to carry, no matter what Lily's future is it is OK, my job is to love her, enjoy her, not miss a moment because of fear.
How much better is it when we cast our cares on Him
I had actually gone from a place of dreading the cath to excitement about it.
After the last time, we were prepared to hear anything - but you can imagine the joy we felt as the doctor told us the results.
Her pulmonary hypertension is significantly decreased - so what does this mean
well the doctors and surgeons and other very smart people will meet to discuss Lily's options over the next few weeks.
OPTIONS - wow we have options - last time we were being told, there was nathing else to be done!!!
They will discuss surgery - the question is when and what??
Thank you again for the continued love, prayer and support you all show to our family.
As far as Lily is concerned she is just HAPPY to be home.