Going to be dramatic

Right after my first surgery, when they had the tissue samples and knew it was GBM, Stephanie asked our wonderful doctor friend if he would tell me the news—she couldn't do it.

I don't exactly remember how he put it to me, but I do remember the faith and response that immediately welled up in me.  I told Steph, "Praise the Lord!, of course it's serious, Godisn't going to get glory from having the best hands in Austin remove a benign tumor from my head.  Its going be dramatic".  And so it is.

He is changing me in more ways than one and he continues to reassure us that a the revelation of my healing is near.  Indeed, just yesterday, when I feel I absolutely needed to hear it most I awoke and Stephanie shared that the Lord told her that "David is about to turn a corner".  It was a welcome word at an important time.

God is big, and I hope when he says "about" -- that that means "soon".  Because I know with the Lord a day is like a thousand years and vice versa.   But he knows what I—what we—need, and when.

And I continue to trust him thru the fatigue, fear, nausea, finances,  care for  jonah, etc. etc.

Thankfully he is worthy of all our trust and fully capable of taking care of all  these things and me.

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Thank you all for following and believing with us.  I believe this miracle is just around the corner.

To God be the glory.