A FAST WEEK IT'S BEEN IN CA....
And tomorrow we head home, although I'll be coming back in less than a week as Dana has some traveling to do.
This has been a good time though; Sue once again saw Dr.Harris, a Lyme specialist who's beginning treatment with her. First with de-toxing her body after such a long period of aggressive antibiotics, then in conjunction with a Naturopath here in A. G.to do some alternative treatment with supplements etc. So the months ahead we trust will show some positive change for Sue though we don't, of course, know exactly what the progress will be. PLEASE PRAY that God will work mightily here!
Meanwhile, Millie is in Rehab in Wake Forest and we're hoping she'll be strong enough to come home soon.
Through it all God has been so faithful to everyone here with both big and little things. It's been fun having Gene here this time; he finished off a few big projects that I couldn't begin to do. ... like hanging some beautiful intricately carved framed mirrors as well as some smaller jobs. This morning he and Sue's dad had breakfast together...they're good buds and have a great time the rare opportunities they have. In fact Roger is 84 today and we are going over to celebrate with Mud Pie...I strongly suspect I won't want to get near a scale for at least 2 weeks...out here everyone wants to get together and often around food.
Had a chance to meet with the Women's Bible Study I am connected with (and attend about once every 6 weeks)...it's sweet to have fellowship wherever I go; they are currently studying Matthew.
I'll see all you N.C. folks soon. Hope it's cooler when we get there!
Maxine
And tomorrow we head home, although I'll be coming back in less than a week as Dana has some traveling to do.
This has been a good time though; Sue once again saw Dr.Harris, a Lyme specialist who's beginning treatment with her. First with de-toxing her body after such a long period of aggressive antibiotics, then in conjunction with a Naturopath here in A. G.to do some alternative treatment with supplements etc. So the months ahead we trust will show some positive change for Sue though we don't, of course, know exactly what the progress will be. PLEASE PRAY that God will work mightily here!
Meanwhile, Millie is in Rehab in Wake Forest and we're hoping she'll be strong enough to come home soon.
Through it all God has been so faithful to everyone here with both big and little things. It's been fun having Gene here this time; he finished off a few big projects that I couldn't begin to do. ... like hanging some beautiful intricately carved framed mirrors as well as some smaller jobs. This morning he and Sue's dad had breakfast together...they're good buds and have a great time the rare opportunities they have. In fact Roger is 84 today and we are going over to celebrate with Mud Pie...I strongly suspect I won't want to get near a scale for at least 2 weeks...out here everyone wants to get together and often around food.
Had a chance to meet with the Women's Bible Study I am connected with (and attend about once every 6 weeks)...it's sweet to have fellowship wherever I go; they are currently studying Matthew.
I'll see all you N.C. folks soon. Hope it's cooler when we get there!
Maxine
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