WHEREVER I GO, YOUR HAND WILL GUIDE ME!

Psalm 139: ⁷ Where could I go from your Spirit?
Where could I run and hide from your face?
⁸ If I go up to heaven, you’re there!
If I go down to the realm of the dead, you’re there too!
⁹ If I fly with wings into the shining dawn, you’re there!
If I fly into the radiant sunset, you’re there waiting!  Wherever I go, your hand will guide me;
your strength will empower me.

I was finally discharged from the hospital at 3pm today. What a difficult time the past two and a half days has been!

Diagnostics for very specific conditions are tedious and impressive. I am very pleased with the excellent care I received. Two RN’s were assigned to me every day and one RN in the night hours. The food service personnel were great. I truly enjoyed the kind transport staff who kindly cared for me. I received eight silk long stemmed pink roses from our housekeeper. She was so sweet, caring for me like she did. What a wonderful unexpected blessing.

I am grateful and exhausted. D and I are melting into the king size bed in a couple of hours. I packed most of the room since we will be checking out in the early morning.

Tomorrow morning I will see my Dr. He has quite a reputation as the most comprehensive and compassionate doctor at the hospital. My Dr. is one of 26 specialists in the US that focus on CSF leakage. His Nurse Practitioners both told me that their office has new patients lined up into June 2021.

How in the world did I get to see my Dr. and be hospitalized for the diagnostics so quickly? I was referred to him in late September. I saw him two weeks later. I waited only two months of the multiple procedures I just completed. It’s truly miraculous.

WHEREVER I GO, YOUR HAND WILL GUIDE ME!

I could go to the most remote places on earth and He will be there to help me get on or stay on track. God has always been right beside me. I am completely comfident that God has my back!

Tomorrow, I will most likely not write anything since it will be the day that we travel back home from Denver. There is a new snow storm due to arrive in our area of NW Colorado tomorrow. D and I are dealing with the exhaustion of this very busy week. The drive will be just enough for me and D to handle.

Pray for our protection on the road and for weather and road conditions to be favorable while we are traveling.

I sure do appreciate all of your prayers.

Hugs always,

Suzanne