Coffee? Tea? Serenity?

Mom and I visited with Grandma Foreman late in the afternoon. When we left the hospital, the hematologist and the oncologist had not yet arrived. We were told that it may be in the morning hours of Wednesday that would hear from them.

The symptoms of ICU psychosis were noticable as we visited with Grandma Foreman. You can find a link that explains this in the lower right area of this web page under Links.

This difficult journey is taking its toll on Grandma Foreman. Her levels of frustration are obvious. As we gave her our loving touches and soothing words, I prayed. I asked our Lord to pour out His peace upon her heart, upon her mind, and upon her soul. I asked our Lord to be with her, to comfort her, and to soothe her at all times. I asked the Lord to emit from our faces expressions of the love that we have in our hearts for her and make invisible the pain in those same hearts which often makes it difficult for us to breathe.

Philippians 4:7 "And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus."