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Lots of things have been happening lately. In the past month I did my first exam for the MSc programme, I started a new drug therapy which hopefully speeds up my healing process, I applied for grants, tax rebates and other benefits people on welfare can apply for and I got lifted from the mandatory work project, which means I can recover at home.
It sounds like easy living: being at home all day long, being completely free. But it isn't. The medication's side effects are wreaking havoc for three weeks now, still one week to go before they lessen. And then I need to get myself back on track, do my therapy, pick up the study activities again and start looking for a part-time job.
In the mean time I feel blessed. I heard I passed the exam, I feel the love coming from lots of people all over the world praying for me. This means a lot to me. I got rewarded a 80% discount on my study fees and felt blessed again. I was able to buy a MacBook and am now able to do my thing wherever I want, so I'm blessed to have that. I can buy the things I want, I don't need to worry about money, I can focus for 100% on my recovery. That's a real blessing.
I've been called Miss April by someon because of all my blessings. Hopefully it will continue in May. I want to thank all who prayed for me or are still praying. I certainly can feel those prayers. They lift me up, they make me experience God's presence from nearby. Again: thank you from the bottom of my heart!
Posted under Daily Life
This post was written by Inge on April 28, 2008
All I can say is: you deserve it, Dear. You really do.
I am glad that April holds so much for you, because the title of your entry made me laugh in a more than dry manner.
I’ll be keeping you in my prayers for the meds and all the rest.
Hi Inge,
God bless,
My family and I prayed for you this evening. We hope you get to 100% soon.
Tom