84. Hard eucharisteo: dislocated finger
85. Re-learning to depend on others
86. A reason to slow down
87. A husband that graciously gives me a night off from ministry to rest and heal
88. A loving friend who is also a nurse practitioner
Monday, November 7, 2011
Life Hurts
This weekend I had a minor accident and dislocated one of my fingers. I have had to be patient with swelling that won’t go down and a fingertip turning all shades of the rainbow. I have had to be gracious with my husband as he plays nurse and fashions as sweet splint for me. But most of all I have had to be patient with myself. I have had to rest in the fact that some healing is slow and that I can’t do everything exactly how I did before…Some things I might not be able to do at all.
84. Hard eucharisteo: dislocated finger
85. Re-learning to depend on others
86. A reason to slow down
87. A husband that graciously gives me a night off from ministry to rest and heal
88. A loving friend who is also a nurse practitioner
84. Hard eucharisteo: dislocated finger
85. Re-learning to depend on others
86. A reason to slow down
87. A husband that graciously gives me a night off from ministry to rest and heal
88. A loving friend who is also a nurse practitioner
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Ouch! But I see you have still chosen to give thanks. Isn't that all we can do sometimes? Enjoy a moment of rest and care from others :)
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Thanks so much for reading and for your encouragement, Emily.
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