Today’s Truth: Something I Hope That I Never Have To Do
This one is easy. I hope, I PRAY, that I never have to bury my children before they bury me. I hope I die long before their lives ever come to an end. I pray they live long, prosperous lives and have many years before God calls them home.
Today’s truth: Something I hope to Do in My Life. There’s a lot to this one too but if I had to choose one thing I’d have to say raise my kids to be sane, strong, loving, kind adults. This is a very hard thing to do in this day and age. So many things step in our paths that can turn us to very angry humans that it can be scary. Depression is an easy thing to come by now-a-days too. I wish for my children to be able to encourage others, be great friends and an asset to their communities. I do not wish for them to be rich, or well-to-do (though both would be wonderful) but instead I wish for them to be simple and happy in what God provides for their lives (even if one day they come to not believe in God). I want them to stand out among the crowd for choosing to be good in a sea of bad. If I can accomplish guiding my children into an adult like this, I will have done all I hope to do in this lifetime.
Proverbs 22:6 ~ Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it.
I missed writing my posts yesterday due to a lot of various things I had going on. I’m planning to catch up on them this afternoon.
Lately the kids and I have been doing a lot of stuff together: cleaning and school and just having fun bonding experiences. They are very excited that Christmas is on the way and after that comes their birthdays. It’s a joy to see them so happy with life.
Personally, I’ve been reading away when I haven’t been busy cleaning up around here. I’ve recently read Passionate Homewives Desperate For God by Jennie Chancey and Stacy McDonald (review to come). I’m currently reading Grace Based Parenting. I have a list of about 10 books to cover in the next month. My goal is to change my thinking as a housewife, a mother and Christian parent. Already this is happening.
I look at life as the “world” views it, but I fail to see things as God has intended them to be seen. I want that connection to God and that simpliness of Life in my own life. I want them for my children too. I’m changing my “world” view to God’s view and it’s a beautiful and glorious thing! There will be much more talk about these changes in my future as my heart grows in God’s glory.
My children are the most gracious gift God has ever given to me. I am not perfect but in their eyes I’m everything. I love this opportunity that God has blessed upon me. I know that I’m a lucky woman to have been given this wonderful life.
There are many symptoms that go along with seizures. Every person’s symptoms are different.
Epilepsy.com provides a list of common symptoms of seizures.
It is important to recognize symptoms of seizures so that a person can tell what’s happening to them or their loved one when a seizure is oncoming. The symptoms can also help doctors to pinpoint a type of seizure pattern and find a solution or medication to help prevent the seizures in the future.
Today, I’m truly thankful for my family. For my children. For my Mother, my sisters and my brothers, my neices and my nephews. A year ago I did not know them all and I’m thankful that this year the Lord brought the opportunity for us to know and meet each other. I love my family so much. God has truly blessed me in this.
1 Timothy 5:8 If anyone does not provide for his relatives, and especially for his immediate family, he has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever.
November is Epilepsy Awareness month. In order to better educate the world on this disorder I’ve decided to do 30 days of Awareness with a new blog post for every day of the month.
Today I wanted to share about different types of seizures. There are many different types, each having different types of effects.
WebMD provides a list of different seizure types and symptoms.
Epilepsy.com also provides a list of seizure types.
I hope these links will help give you a better understanding of seizure types and how they affect your loved ones.
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