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How Quickly Life Changes

I haven't posted for quite a while. This past month life as we know it has quickly came to a turn around. I have been sick most days by mid afternoon I'm done for. We have been blessed to not have this kind of consistent pregnancy sickness with any of the other kiddos, so I can't really complain, other than it has been difficult to get everything done that is required of a mom.

This past weekend after a sudden loss of blood, we landed in ER for 1/2 the day and me on bed rest for 3 days. But baby's heartbeat is strong and my body seems to be doing well. We had several hours of silence to sit and think. It was in our minds that God was in control, but your mind can go to some dark places of "what if" at times.

We are thanking the Lord that all is well at now almost 12 weeks. And we would be praising Him all the same for His love if I was posting otherwise today. We are also so incredibly blessed to have the friends and family in our lives that immediately took kids, brought meals, picked up laundry and cleaned our home.

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Trish said…
So very thankful for your and the baby's safety.
Wendy said…
Praising God with you, Suzanne.

I'm hoping the sickness and fatigue pass soon, replaced by "glowing" and "nesting." :)

((hugs))
Full of Grace said…
Dear Suzanne...
I am so sorry I haven't been around lately. Life has been pulling me this way and that. I congratulate you on your pregnancy, and will be praying for you and your unborn baby...I scrolled down a ways..You've been thru a whole lot lately. I am sorry I wasn't there to be a support, even if only in a small way! Take care and sending a hug your way.. Elizabeth
walt bayliss said…
Thanks for the post - Liked it!
I hit the RSS update to get more when it comes.
BTW - did you know, you can get hundreds (even thousands) of Subscribers instantly (And also update straight here to Blogger?
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Hi Suzanne,
Stopped by to say hi. I pray all is well.

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