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December Finally

I must say that year was one mixed bag. It had many ups and downs but am just excited that the year is coming to a close. This morning I woke up feeling very thankful to God. He has been so faithful, the highlight being seeing Samara and us through the surgery. We saw miracles and favour. He helped us raise funds, he helped us get to Miot Hospitals safely, He took baby gal through the surgery and the recovery process was amazing and fast. We experienced such favour in the hospital like we stayed in one of the best rooms fro the 15days we were there, the nurses, doctors and support staff were friendly and made our stay much better.

So am just happy to say that God is faithful and He carries us through the hard times in our lives. Only after we have gone through do we look back and declare that it was by His grace, mercies and goodness that we have passed the hurdles. Hope you will be encouraged to know that even when people do not seem to understand or care enough or as you would want them too.God is faithful to carry you through it.

Happy New Month.
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Ems Makuthi said…
His Grace...carries us through. when we look back, we look in amazement...just how did we breakthrough, I am sure you are better and tougher that you were in January
2 December 2011 at 05:39
Sylvia_Counselor said…
Yes Ems I am not the same. There has been some growth and most of all increased faith in God.
2 December 2011 at 09:03
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