Good News. No news.

Good News:
I just spoke to our Doctor at Shriners,( did I mention we LOVE him??) and although we are having some issues with her brace, her xrays look great and he is thrilled with her progress thus far! Yippee and THANK YOU LORD!

We are taking her to the Ped this morning to check other sources for her back pain. I am expecting a morning full of lab tests and blood draws. She is still complaining and waking at night, so there is SOMETHING going on.... We just have to figure out what it is.

No News:
Greg STILL has not heard back on the offer for that job. His time is running out on his job, and we are a bit discouraged. The hiring VP did call last week and say that they are still preparing the offer and getting signatures, but  COME ON!!! Two and a half weeks?!? For signatures??? 

And I will leave you with my very favorite photo of my kids. I love them all SO MUCH! 
They make my heart sing! 

Comments

  1. VashtiApril 15, 2009 at 10:25 AM

    I am praying for both situations. And yes you do have beautiful kids!!

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  2. CheriApril 16, 2009 at 9:02 AM

    So happy that everything looks good with the back but will be praying about the brace and pain.

    Praying for the job situation with Greg.

    Oh and can I tell you I love Georgia! I'm ready to move, although Atlanta is a little much for me! LOL

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  3. Grandma & GrandpaApril 17, 2009 at 2:32 PM

    Now just how proud and blessed are we the grandparents? Blessed beyond measure; blessings "pressed down, shaken together and running over" were indeed put into our hearts! With much love and thankfulness.

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