and we’re home
and i’m exhausted. really. i really am.
things went well. amelia did great. much better this time around. two years ago she was a basketcase. couldn’t lay still. couldn’t fall asleep. couldn’t stop crying. today, she was perfect. thank you Lord!
our arrival
visiting with the fish in the waiting area
starting to relax, waiting to get hooked up to the machine, watching the wiggles on disney
all hooked up, 28 little buttons all over the head, and one on the heart
getting sleepy
the doctor should have the results in a couple of days. i’ll let you know.
thanks for your prayers!
oh, and Jesus? yeah, right there by our sides. the whole time. providing His perfect peace.
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it’s early. 4:30 now, but i woke up at 3:20. amelia needs to be sleep deprived for her EEG so i needed to wake her by 3:30. and josh kept her up till almost midnight. they ate swenson’s around 10pm and watched tinkerbell. she started falling asleep towards the end so they played Wii fit. yeah, at 11:30pm. we’ll all be exhausted tonight! yet in the midst of my sleepiness right now, i can’t help but wonder how this would have worked if she weren’t living with us. would someone have quietly walked into her room, lifted her shade, whispered to her, and rubbed her back to help her wake? would they have carried her heavy seven year old body down the stairs in the dark? would they have started the tinkerbell movie at 3:45 in the morning. and eaten a bagel with her at 4:15? we may not always do a wonderful job as parents, but i know we always try our best. i am so thankful she’s with us. i’ll keep you posted on the rest of the day.
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