I think God has been trying to tell me that I need to blog more often. I keep meeting people (whether in person or via the lovely internet) that have mentioned that they read my blog when Bree was a wee little bee. So yes God, I have heard and seen your repeated nudgings and here I am!
Since I don't have Adam to talk to on a regular basis (more on that later) I will try to use the blog as an outlet of mine. So hooray! you get to read my mindless babble. :D
Long story short, we are a seperated family. Now now now don't get the wrong idea here. Adam and I are still married and on speaking terms. He is just in Korea on a year long tour. So we are a family that is physically apart, yet still together at heart.
This is a picture we took for Daddy a few weeks ago and are mailing it out for him and for all our Grandma's and Auntie's for mother's day. Overall we are well. We moved in with Bree's early interventionist (love ya Kyla!) so that I would not go too crazy being alone with three kiddos. Both Bree and Derrick are on thickener (this is new since Bree's stroke incident) and Riley is just as spunky as ever. :)
I have been having some health issues and just recently got out of the hospital from having a blood transfusion. Something in my body is off and a chemical that usually starts the production of blood when your body is low is not working for me. That combined with a low iron count to begin with is not a great thing. So after two days in the hospital, and two units of blood I am feeling a bit better.
I am very thankful for my roommate (housemate? we don't really share a room), and good friends (Sara, Rae and Jenn!) who helped cover my kiddos needs while I was absent. I am truly blessed to have friends who are willing to jump in and help when I truly do need it. I also thank all of those who prayed for me...prayer is just as important as the physical help. Look at Bree...I do not think we would be near where we are with her had it not been for all the prayer we received and had on behalf of her.
Signing off for now...gotta go pick up the kiddos!
