Forty months of survival today. Forty months, when fourteen was considered optomistic.
How fitting that this milestone coincides with Easter, which is a day that is all about life.
"For God so loved the world that he gave his Only Begotten Son, that whoso believeth in him should not perish but have everlasting life."
Not only was I alive, but I was singing again with one ear and half of a right brain. I led our choir through five songs, and I sang "Day of Tears" by Kenneth Cope, from Women at the Well. For those who are not familiar with the song, a little sample of a whole-brained/two-eared person singing it is here.
We also discovered the parable of the Easter candy, which is something I'll have to share in my next post. So stay tuned...
4 comments:
You and your family remain in my thoughts and prayers. You have been an inspiration to many.
Thank you,
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Congradulations! You are an inspiration to many.
God bless you, dear Krista! Someone told me of your post today. I have prayed for you and rejoice that God has kept you going. You have such a beautiful family.
Love to you!
Your brother, Kenneth Cope
God bless you, dear Krista! Someone told me of your post today. I have prayed for you and rejoice that God has kept you going. You have such a beautiful family.
Love to you!
Your brother, Kenneth Cope
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