Hello and Good morning to all!
Rosebud-so sorry to hear that the house didn't work out. Prayers have already been said for you to find another that fits with your lives and wallets
Thank you all for prayers for DS3 and yesterday's trip to Mayo. Some good, some bad(?). They don't really think that the spina bifida occulta and spondylolysis are going to be issues, thank the Lord. But, they found a vertebra that's been partly crushed in a different location that may be what's causing the back and leg pain. Must consult with their orthopedic specialist next week. Still, no clue about the abdominal/side pain, but meet with a GI specialist next week to discuss all tests and findings. We also are meeting with a PT specialist for exercises to strengthen his back and abdominal muscles which could eliminate the pain from the crushed vertebra. They also found that he has one kneecap that significantly higher than the other-anyone heard of that before? It shows on the CT that it must be about 4"or more higher! That's part of the visit to the ortho doc, as well.
We had a nice surprise while there. I keep in contact with my aunts and uncles, but haven't seen most of them in about 20 years, as we all live sooo very far from each other, but one of my favorite aunts and uncles ended up coming to Mayo (from Nevada) this week as well, so we got to visit and also see a cousin(who is there helping them)! It was such a nice surprise. I forget how much I miss being around my family. E-mail's just not the same as getting the hugs

But, now, I must ask for prayers for them. My uncle will be having surgery next week to correct an aortic defect, but they are trying to find where he's losing blood first,as he's had to have a transfusion due to extremely low hemoglobin levels. He's almost 80 and very weak, due to these issues. I know that God can guide the docs so they find the problems and fix them quickly.
Today, back to the grind-oh, I mean, back to normal lessons and stuff!

But, must take DS2 to doc, as the football team's physical therapist thinks he may have fractured his wrist at the game Monday evening. It was a great game, though,and he was having such fun, tackling and blocking, but he got blind-sided and sent flying while charging the other team's passer and landed on his arm. We were thinking it was just a sprain, but the PT-ist thinks otherwise. Oh, well.....
Prayers for all of you. Hope you have a really nice day!
"We have not stopped praying for you since the first day we heard about you. In fact, we always pray that God will show you everything he wants you to do and that you may have all the wisdom and understanding that his Spirit gives. Then you will live a life that honors the Lord, and you will always please him by doing good deeds. You will come to know God even better. His glorious power will make you patient and strong enough to endure anything, and you will be truly happy." Colossians 1:9-11