Freedom in eternity.

Hi all first I want to let you know Trish has said she'll continue daily posts while I'm in the hospital, so thank you Trish! Please give her some feedback so she doesn't feel all alone here.

Sometimes the daily grind and aches and pains of life can get us down, I know they do me occasionally. Most of our difficulties are probably brought on by ourselves but some are health or physical issues. I know Trish and I both have Fibro and other body pain that some days makes us want to rip our hair out. No matter what our issues are there will come a day when we'll never have to deal with them again. When we get to Heaven with our Savior we will have the most wonderful eternity! Now don't go rushing to get there, but once the Lord calls you, you will spend the rest of eternity with no suffering whatsoever. That is a day I look forward to, our time here is short compared to the life we will spend there so hang on and your day will come! God bless! Karen

I am taking a Psychology class and in the book it infers that Christians and others create God and other supernatural things to ease our terror about death. But as a Christian I would take Christ easing my fears about anything. He is amazing!

Karen,
 I hope your surgery goes well. I will be praying for you. When you feel up to it let us know how you are doing.

Greetings Sisters,
I am dreading the rest of this afternoon, at least the part where I have to dig out my car.  It snowed last night, and it's supposed to snow again tonight.  Yuck.  If the plow would just not dump the snow on my side of the street, it would not be an issue.

In addition to the fibro, I have herniated discs and bursitis in my hip.  I am awaiting a cortisone shot, and must wait another three months.  I was scheduled for one the week I got my blood clot, and can't get the shot till I wait six months from the clot, which was in October.  So, I must wait till the third week of April before I can get the shot, or start any of the pain management procedures to let this pain ease.

I seek healing from the Lord here on Earth, but if He chooses not to heal me, I will do as Paul said, in 2 Corinthians, and lean on the Lord's grace for my strength to endure.

Hugs,
Trish

Digging your car out reminds me of many years ago when my daughter was about 3 or 4. We lived in an apt. complex and the snow was as deep as she was tall. I went out with a dust pan to shovel out my little VW ( didn't own a shovel) I dug for what seemed like forever, finally got it unburied and went in the apt. to dress daughter and get her in the car. When I came back out a snow plow had come thru the parking lot and I had 5 feet of snow behing my little car! So after all my hard work I still couldn't get out so gave up and called my boss and told him I was literally snowed in. That was a rough day.