Psalm 40:2

 "He drew me up from the pit of destruction, out of the miry bog, and set my feet upon a rock, making my steps secure." - Psalm 40:2

After my first round of chemo, this was the day that neuropathy set in to such a degree that it led to a pretty bad fall.  I wound up spending several days in the hospital with all sorts of other issues.

That was pretty inconvenient for a whole lot of people and pups.

Because of this, I have been in a praying fever for these little feet of mine.  I was cautiously optimistic because of my good meeting with my oncology team prior to treatment last Thursday.  Their attentive listening to my concerns and pro-active attitude to helping with that issue (which thankfully has been my only BIG one so far) helped me to trust a bit.

But God.......He knew, He listened (to me AND to all of you) and He moved.....and HE WORKED!

I woke up this morning with feet that work.  They tingle some, they are a tiny bit numb, but they move me forward and I am not afraid I will fall.  But, I will be careful of them today and again tomorrow in hopes by Monday they feel like moving me to work and to have a somewhat normal week.

So.....for today.....I am sharing my good news and giving all credit to the power of prayer and the goodness of a living God who is always listening.  For those of you who read my little journal and are praying with me for specific issues, thank you so very much for caring.  Please know that I pray for you too even if I don't know exactly what you need, your needs are prayed for.  And maybe those of you who need a little push to believe that things unseen can actually be affected by a simple little "God, please help those who suffer" can actually work.  It's 6 little words, addressed to the Divine healer, it takes a few seconds, but oh, how powerful it can be.

Have a great peaceful fun filled Saturday!  Get YOUR feet moving but "Ponder the path of your feet; then all your ways will be sure." - Proverbs 4:26

Love and Light my friends from me to you.

Names I am praying hard for today  Debbie and Shane - please join me in this.