Mounting With Wings

Note: Sorry, you haven’t heard from me in awhile! I guess the busyness of planning Hannah’s wedding, the aftermath, Thanksgiving and Christmas have gotten me out of the groove with writing on my blog. But I hope to do better!… Continue reading

Masks!  They are everywhere! We don’t LIKE them, but we tolerate them and have learned to live with them.  It seems ALMOST normal now to see nearly everyone in Walmart walking around with one on! Masks supposedly protect us from… Continue reading

“No one loves me, everybody hates me, I’m gonna just go eat worms!” Do any of you remember hearing this depressing childhood saying? The idea is that when all looks dark, foreboding and overwhelming you can just indulge in a… Continue reading

Why me?  Why did the Lord allow this terrible thing to come to me? Why does a God of love allow things that cause pain to His children when He has the power to “make it all better” and remove… Continue reading

We are living in uncertain and troublous times!  I wonder what the future holds? I don’t believe when I posted my last blog about a month ago that I had even heard the word “coronavirus”. Now I don’t think most… Continue reading

I fell asleep last night with tears drying on my cheeks.  I woke up this morning with the same fears and a few more tears spilled out.  For the most part the Lord has helped me stay positive, but on… Continue reading

Several days ago I was talking to Kevin at the kitchen sink while we did dishes together. I mentioned to him that I have been having some random sensations in my forearms and hands.  No weakness, just some occasional mild pain… Continue reading

I’m still here! But, for those of you who are keeping up with this blog you know that it has been a long time since I updated things. This has been due to several factors, which for sake of time,… Continue reading

Below is a brief update (that I sent to our daughter, Bethany, who was on a mission trip to Dominican Republic) of our three day trip last week to the National Institute of Health (NIH). Incidentally, I am super excited… Continue reading

I think early on after my diagnosis, even though I tried to “talk faith”, I was somewhat in denial and dealing with very real emotions. Trying to grapple with the question, “how does one still act ‘normal’ and continue to… Continue reading