Friday, March 12, 2010
Good things really do come
I am sorry you guys.......I see that there are still people out there who are interested, so I do feel a sense of responsibility to keep you all informed as to what is happening in this crazy life of mine. At least from time to time. My time and energy as of late have been refocused on my family, trying to save the world (or at least my neighborhood) and my business (note....business last.)
Last year and the beginning of this year have been a very tough one for our family. My youngest son has been ill off and on for quite a while. He has had many days of excruciating pain and many of limited pain. We have pursued many avenues trying to understand what has gripped our little guy. No one had a complete answer as to what it could be until we took him to Childrens Hospital last year for some pretty invasive testing. It was there that he was diagnosed with IBS. It has been devastating to say the least, for him, as well as us. He does have his moments of joy though.....days when he can forget. But most of the time he hurts. I closed my business last year with much emotion. It was the hardest thing I thought I would ever go through. But this.....this makes the business closing feel like a cake walk. And although I have questioned why the forces that be allowed me to fail I realize now that it was a blessing. My little one needs me and at least right here and right now, this is exactly where I need to be.
I think I will save the "saving the world" explanitory for another post. But let's just say, to anyone who has ever dealt with a rogue HOA......I have a new understanding of what frustration and exasperation power hungry people can induce on humanity. And let's just say, it ain't pretty.
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Prayers and hugs to you and your family! My little boy has been thought to have IBS too..he goes throug bouts of severe stomach pain for a few days and then it passes....so far they find nothing, but as a mother it is hard not to know what is casuing the pain. I'm glad you at least have an answer. :)
ReplyDeleteMy daughter has been plagued with severe stomach pain but the doctor's could never find anything wrong. She had all the invasive tests and was tested for Celiac disease but nothing came back positive. She took things into her own hands and started eating a gluten-free diet and does not have any stomach pains now. My daughter is in her early 30's and she only started having problems in the last 10 years. It's hard when you can't find the problem to all the stomach pain and I just wanted to share that this worked for my daughter.
ReplyDeletewww.iherb.com and get your little guy Culturelle for his IBS. Will be a life saver I think for him,has been for me and mine. Is a natural probiotic and that will help balance him out in his intestines etc.
ReplyDeleteHope it helps!
Linda
Sending hugs to you. I can hear the emotion in your words, even if they are written. Please know that your family is in my prayers.
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry you all are going through this. We as parents feel so bad when our children hurt. Prayers.
ReplyDeleteBlessings...
I'm so sorry to hear this! I'm sending you a big virtual hug. Please take care.
ReplyDeleteCarol, so sad to hear of your trials and what a relief you can devote all the time you need for your family. I've had a run of some bad luck lately too; and Jim reminded me that God always answers our prayers, even if we don't like the answer . . . he's got the big picture!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Debi