Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Happy St Patrick's Day

Happy St Patrick's Day Prayer Warriors,
Erin and I are still at the clinic. She just gave 50 tubes of blood instead of the leech therapy. ha! This was to reduce the amount of iron in her blood. She tolerated it well. She is now waiting on 3 more immunizations. Her labs came back great. They are cutting her steroids down to every other day and cut her magnesium down by half as well. WooHoo! Her liver enzymes came down again and one of them is only 2 points away from normal. God is Great!! Erin's NP brought her a t-shirt from the Olympics, so that made Erin's day!! Plus this is one of her favorite days of the year. "Erin" is the Irish name for Ireland, so even if we aren't exactly Irish, she considers this her day and happens to love green! All in all a great day!
Please continue to pray for Erin's job situation. Thanks as always for all your prayers support.

An Old Irish Blessing
May the road rise up to meet you.
May the wind always be at your back.
May the sun shine warm upon your face,
and rains fall soft upon your fields.
And until we meet again,
May God hold you in the palm of His hand.

blessings, janet

6 comments:

Adrienne said...

I waited patiently for the LORD; and he inclined unto me, and heard my cry. Psalms 40:1

The Lord is doing great things your lives. Keep trusting and soon everything will be as it was.

In Christ,
Adrienne Towns

Unknown said...

God is good!

Love,
The O'Stills :)

Anonymous said...

Praising God for all of the good news. We have enough Irish in our family that we'll share with precious Erin. And of course, we will continue to pray over the job situation. God is in the details and He has an awesome plan to use both of you for His glory! Many Blessing! In Chris Love, Tracy Bishop

Aunt Debbie said...

"Erin go Braugh" means "Ireland forever", may God continue to bless you forever Erin! Love ya!

LindaLou said...

I love that old Irish blessing. Here's one that someone recently sent to me (I allowed as how Sicilian blessings are much less lyrical):
May you
Always be blessed
With walls
For the wind
A roof
For the rain
A warm
Cup of tea
By the fire –
Laughter
To cheer you
Those you love
Near you
And all that
Your heart
Might desire.
An old Gaelic Blessing

LindaLou said...

Wait a minute -- how do you KNOW Erin didn't become Irish after her transplant? hmmm? could beeeee...