Okay, I haven't been to any doctors or anybody thought of to be really important. This past week and weekend I have realized positive changes. Of course now I'm updating you all on this great praise!
Little victories to most are so cool to me! My face having a degree of paralysis has taken away quite a number of things I took for granted. For instance, I cannot whistle, blow bubbles with gum, chew with my mouth closed, smile, blow a kazoo-like thing, spit, and etc. God love (seriously, I mean those words) my friend from Athens State that told me, "Ppsshh! How much do you actually whistle anyways?" Thank you, friend. You're very right, and it's that kind of outlook on this I need to have. I want to have...it's hard!
I am not here to whine about my bad attitude moments toward this though. Praises! God is so faithful! Now, I can whistle (kind of), I can drink without a straw (optional straw, oh yes), my smile looks like a smile and shows all my teeth, and I can blow bubbles with my bubblegum. This stuff is so cool, and no longer taken for granted by me. Being able to smile and not look like I'm snarling to show my teeth like a dig before he attacks is so great! Physically, God is so faithful and I am so blessed by Him to be experiencing all these positives. The bad comes with the good. True! I want to praise Him in both though.
As for me and my professional place in this world: who knows? God! I am working part-time trying to enjoy my light workload. Patience is a fruit of the Spirit (Galations 5:22-23), and God is helping me sprout from what I guess. He is in control of my life, thankfully.
Thank you all for your continued prayers and well wishes. There are people I know personally that are not experiencing praises right now, and I am so sorry for that. At the same time, I am so appreciative that Jesus is awesome :)
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