I heard this song on Tuesday, like I have
many times, BUT, it seem to put words to what my heart was feeling and trying
to say.
Jeremy has had a rough start to the year,
he continues to have multiple appointments, multiple illness resulting in
multiple antibiotics. Then a recent
hospitalization for an UTI with 2 different strands of bacteria and 2 skin
infections with a different strand of bacteria that grew out MRSA. Jeremy was having signs of an UTI, showed me
his elbow which had a sore on it. We
went to see his doctor on Friday, did an urine culture & skin culture and
we started on an antibiotic. He had some
red looking sores on his lower leg but they were just red looking sores. He maintained on Saturday, his urine was
clearing up, his elbow was looking a little better and the bumps on his leg seemed
to disappear, I also know it takes a while for the antibiotic to start
working. His home health nurse came in
Sunday and literally this was GOD because she did an assessment and right away
noticed his leg was swollen and not in good shape. We got to the ER and within an hour his leg
started to ooze a little, then drain. We
were admitted, numerous test, IV antibiotics.
The next day he felt so bad and had surgery to clean out a nasty abscess
basically the entire length of his leg, surgeon placed 3 drains and then packed
the elbow. The Infectious disease doctor
got on board and narrowed down antibiotics that would target the strains of
bacteria he had. We were discharged with
multiple follow up appointments, 2 different antibiotics and a plan to prevent future
staph infections of the skin. This was
scary, how quickly it spread, how quickly Jeremy crashed and he was so close to
being septic, dying or possibly could have lost his leg. His recovering has been slow, and we just
allow him to rest when needed. The last
few days he is being more himself, laughing, ornery, back to doing his mean
mugging look while doing his donkey kick.
I’m still battling lack of nursing and OHCA
decided he only needs 5 days a week but I found out yesterday the doctor
revoked his decision and we keep our days.
I don’t understand and never will, but GOD
doesn’t call me to understand but to trust him.
That is faith. His perfect ways
tells me I won’t understand but that is the freedom, I know GOD has this, he is
working everything out for good. This is
my temporary home, my plan is when I pass away from this earth in which I will
is to step over to the other side, in GOD’s presence, to see him face to face,
to no longer wonder about all the complications of this world because they will
have all faded away. It will at that
moment be clear. I am human and weak, I
am human and in need of a Savior and GOD is that savior.
Loosing mom I wasn’t prepared for, I found
my life shattered in a way it’s never been, a time that this world drives me to
my knees, you think you are never going to get back to the you that used to
be. I’ve had to give myself pep talks,
I’ve had to tell myself to breathe, I had to tell myself to get up and live
life.
Trust GOD-his perfect time and will and
plan !!!!!!!
You're shattered
Like you've never been before
The life you knew
In a thousand pieces on the floor
And words fall short in times like these
When this world drives you to your knees
You think you're never gonna get back
To the you that used to be
Beginning
Just let that word wash over you
It's alright now
Love's healing hands have pulled you through
So get back up, take step one
Leave the darkness, feel the sun
Cause your story's far from over
And your journey's just begun
Let every heartbreak
And every scar
Be a picture that reminds you
Who has carried you this far
'Cause love sees farther than you ever could
In this moment heaven's working
Everything for your good
Tell your heart to beat again
Close your eyes and breathe it in
Let the shadows fall away
Step into the light of grace
Yesterday's a closing door
You don't live there anymore
Say goodbye to where you've been
And tell your heart to beat again
Your heart to beat again
Words & song By Danny Goeky
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