Christmas, 2010 with our girls
Hi Family! I'm back! Seems like forever since I've posted anything on this blog. Forgive me, time seems to be flying right past me. But I'm back and will make an effort to keep you all updated as to what's happening in the family.
First, our condolences to Jamie & Kristie ... Kristie's father died this past week after a long, painful illness. His funeral was today at St. Alfred's Church. From what I've read recently, he was a Polish Prince. He loved to laugh, he loved jokes, he loved life, and he loved his children. It's such a blessing to have someone like that in your life. No one can replace a Father.
Also, an update on Mason
Piscura, the son of Jeff & Samantha (Moore)
Piscura...the little guy had to have open heart surgery when he was just 3 weeks old. But I'm glad to report, he's doing great! Just look at his picture below:
Samantha is the daughter of Vern & Cindy Moore who live in Ashtabula. Clyde went to the Cleveland Clinic to see them back in September. He said he has to smile each time he sees an updated picture of Mason...he's come such a long way.
As most of you know I had bi-lateral strokes in July last year. I am very thankful to be doing as well as I am. The doctors said it would take weeks of speech therapy as well as physical therapy...thankfully it didn't take nearly as long as they predicted. My speech is slower than it used to be and I'm finding a new normal with my physical condition also. Many people prayed and for that I am grateful. If you were one who did, I thank you!
We never know what we will have to undergo in this life. An easy life isn't promised to any of us.
I guess you could say I've had my share of health issues and I used to wonder "why me?" I don't ask that any longer .. rather, it's 'why not me?' These things have drawn me into a closer relationship with Jesus Christ and shown me that suffering is to be expected if we profess to know Him. How we handle the problems that come reflect on our faith, or lack of. One day all this will be over. One day I'll be able to breathe normally .... one day I'll be able to not only walk, but run! I haven't done that in years. One day this pain will be a thing of the past. Never to be remembered again.
I'll say bye for now. If you have pictures you'd like to have posted, please email them to me.
I want to have as much information as possible to put on this blog.
Thank you for reading. May the Lord bless!
Louise