Merry Christmas!
So I guess I never did get back around to blogging again!
Just thought I'd quickly wish you all a very Merry Christmas and let you know that I am sticking with the c-section on the 29th. I'm so nervous but feel like it was the right decision wish the baby confirmed to be posterior and my back pain only increasing. I can't wait to get this baby out and meet him or her!
I'll leave you all with a quote that I put in my Christmas cards this year:
“God came to us because he wanted to join us on the road, to listen to our story, and to help us realize that we are not walking in circles but moving towards the house of peace and joy. This is the great mystery of Christmas that continues to give us comfort and consolation: we are not alone on our journey. The God of love who gave us life sent his only Son to be with us at all times and in all places, so that we never have to feel lost in our struggles but always can trust that he walks with us.
The challenge is to let God be who he wants to be. A part of us clings to our aloneness and does not allow God to touch us where we are most in pain. Often we hide from him precisely those places in ourselves where we feel guilty, ashamed, confused, and lost. Thus we do not give him a chance to be with us where we feel most alone.
Christmas is the renewed invitation not to be afraid and to let him -whose love is greater than our own hearts and minds can comprehend - be our companion."
-Henri Nouwen
Just thought I'd quickly wish you all a very Merry Christmas and let you know that I am sticking with the c-section on the 29th. I'm so nervous but feel like it was the right decision wish the baby confirmed to be posterior and my back pain only increasing. I can't wait to get this baby out and meet him or her!
I'll leave you all with a quote that I put in my Christmas cards this year:
“God came to us because he wanted to join us on the road, to listen to our story, and to help us realize that we are not walking in circles but moving towards the house of peace and joy. This is the great mystery of Christmas that continues to give us comfort and consolation: we are not alone on our journey. The God of love who gave us life sent his only Son to be with us at all times and in all places, so that we never have to feel lost in our struggles but always can trust that he walks with us.
The challenge is to let God be who he wants to be. A part of us clings to our aloneness and does not allow God to touch us where we are most in pain. Often we hide from him precisely those places in ourselves where we feel guilty, ashamed, confused, and lost. Thus we do not give him a chance to be with us where we feel most alone.
Christmas is the renewed invitation not to be afraid and to let him -whose love is greater than our own hearts and minds can comprehend - be our companion."
-Henri Nouwen
posted by emily at
3:23 PM
2 Comments:
Merry Christmas to you guys too! Good luck on the 29th - I will be thinking of you and looking forward to the good news of his or her safe arrival!
3 more days!!! WOAH... can't wait to meet him or her! You will do great Em. xoxo.
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