March 29 at 5AM
Print ViewOn Tuesday, she continued to give slight responses to our voices and our touch, but those responses seem to be done semi-consciously.
The respirator continues to assist her with breathing.
Blood products continue to be given as determined by the blood work.
They continue to monitor her condition carefully paying very close attention to the bone marrow and whether or not it has begun to resume its normal functions.
As we spend our time with her during the very limited visiting times, we caress her with our words and our touches. We do our best to comfort her and soothe her. We pray with her and for her. We exit her room with the heaviest of hearts while placing her into the hands of God. We go through our days with her constantly on our minds. We encourage one another. We share our thoughts and concerns with one being very consistent: "I cannot believe this is happening to her." It is with those heavy hearts, prayers and encouragement that we remind ourselves of Isaiah 55:8; "For My thoughts are not your thoughts, nor your ways My ways". It is with that Scripture in mind that we stand firm in our faith knowing that God's ways are the best ways; even when we do not fully understand them.
