***Please know that I acknowledge the validity of multiple aspects of this topic, including the real danger of over-diagnosis and also the miracle of healing without the use of prescription medication. But, I feel that I need to give this perspective voice because someone may need to hear it. I want you to hear this. You, you right there [...]
Archive for the ‘Walking with the Lord’ Category
29 be still and know
Aug 4, 2010 in Walking with the Lord
OBaby used to start the day slowly, in a cuddling mood, groggy and warmed from the inside by breastmilk. We would lay in bed and snuggle the morning away. At some point I would pull out OBaby’s Bible and read a story or two from it. I loved starting our days like this. These days [...]
74 here’s what I do know: God is good.
Jul 18, 2010 in Walking with the Lord
{I’m sorry if you came for the 1st birthday party post today. It is going to have to wait.} I don’t know for sure. We will never know for sure. I may be having a miscarriage. We don’t know. I do know that late Saturday morning I was excited to find that my period was [...]
32 if I’m really being honest with myself
Jul 8, 2010 in Walking with the Lord
I would like to be pregnant right now. But my cycle isn’t back. Well, I thought it was back? Maybe? I don’t know, you don’t need the details, but suffice it to say I had reason to be confused and as more time passes it’s looking like it’s not in fact back (and that is [...]
12 father
Jun 19, 2010 in Parenting, Walking with the Lord
father (n): a role on earth that serves the purpose of pointing children to their heavenly one. Happy Father’s Day, babe. We love you.
18 O My CBC Week: faith, blogging, and you
O My Friends and readers (who are friends I just haven’t met yet), I need your help. At 12:45pm Mountain Standard Time on Saturday May 26th 2010 I will be in front of a room filled with people who will expect me to have stuff to say about the interaction of bliggity blogging and faith. [...]
16 moving, saying, seeing
To my sweet 10 month old OBaby, What a fun age you are. What a fun age. I am so glad I feel like myself again and can really enjoy you because there is just so much to enjoy. Your independence skyrocketed this month and you are now happy to crawl out of the room [...]
25 learning to walk
Learning to walk means we fall sometimes. Learning to be mothers means we fall sometimes, too. I am so thankful for my Heavenly Father’s strong arms that reach down and pick me up when I face-plant. They carry, calm, and comfort me when I fall. They make me feel safe enough to try again.
