Do you ever just needed to write? Just sit down and write? I do, I find it helps me. I have no idea what I want to say, but I need to write. I am so full of mixed emotions, I don't even know how to express the way I'm feeling. All I can think about is Kyson's surgery. If I let myself think too much about it I just want to bawl my eyes out, but I shouldn't...I know better. I have the hope, faith, and comfort from the atonement of Jesus Christ. He knows my needs, and he knows Kyson's needs. He has given us so many miracles in Kyson's little life and I am so grateful for them. I try to stay focused on these things but then for just a moment I start to feel sorry for myself and I am overcome with sadness again. Maybe that's part of the reason I have been given this trial. I need to learn to completely rely on and have faith in my Savior.
My dear Kyson is only five months old and he has to go through so much. I don't want to see him suffer and in pain and I wish I could take that pain from him. I am grateful that he is young and doesn't understand what is going to happen to him and he won't remember everything he has gone through. I will never forget the last five months. I will never forget the day he was born and how special it was to bring home a "perfect" little baby. He was so sweet and so beautiful. We have been through so much together since that time. It has been a long five months. Soon we will be back in the hospital, but hopefully it will be the last time for a couple of years.
We are given trials to grow and learn so I hope I have grown and become a better person from the things we have gone through. We still have a lot to experience but I hope that in the end I can emerge a better person.
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
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Thank you for sharing your testimony! Faith is the most powerful blessing to us when we struggle. It reminds us what is really important in life. Thanks for reminding me of that.
I know you don't know me, but we met briefly at Karli's party, my husband is her cousin. I just wanted to let you know that your strength inspires me. We will definitely be keeping you in our prayers! I hope all goes great with the surgery and that you can have your little Kyson home soon.
Such great pictures of your sweet boys. I know that you will persevere Andrea and that the Lord will help you through it. We have such trials for our own experience and because He loves us. Remember that and cling to the knowledge and faith you have as you go through this difficult time. You have a perfect baby and through this you will have a more perfect faith and appreciation for our Savior. I love you!
Your little family is amazing! I am convinced that Kyson and Caleb really do look like brothers. If you scroll back and forth between this picture and the one of Caleb above... you can totally see it! Something in the eyes and nose. Adorable!
You are amazing Andrea and I look up to you so much. You're right that God knows your needs as well as Kyson's and He will be there for you to sustain you all in this trial.
I can't even imagine how hard it must be for you to see your adorable little guy go through so much. I know you have an amazing testimony but don't be so hard on yourself for wanting to cry or have a moment it is very normal.In the hard times just remember all of us who love you especially your Heavenly Father.
Wow! I totally look up to you! I am so grateful for such an incredible family. Seriously! It is such a blessing to have the Gospel in our lives! I know the Atonement is real. My prayers are continually with you. I love you so much!
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