Life can be so very hard, sad, difficult, and filled with sorrow and pain. The last few days, I’ve been dragging my tail; a sweet friend is in hospice, my neck is messed up and hurting, and my surgeon isn’t sure what can be done. Other family members have gone … Continue reading →
Pain, suffering, health challenges, bad news, heartache, divisiveness, and evil are all around us. I could list many personal issues we are currently facing, and we do need prayer; however, I also need the truth of how to live and make it through difficult times. Early Christians were persecuted, killed, … Continue reading →
Thanksgiving is more than a holiday. The word Thanksgiving brings smiles to many, sadness to others. It’s a word associated with a holiday with images of Norman Rockwell paintings of family sharing food and laughter around a bountiful table. But the images aren’t real for most. Families are scattered by distance, … Continue reading →
I believe God has called me to do certain things, yet I thought my journey would be different, much easier, and loads of fun. I haven’t understood why some things have happened and why other things don’t happen. At times, I have not been full of faith and instead have … Continue reading →
Today is Mother’s Day, and my heart beats sad and sore. I miss my mother, who is in heaven, and I miss our only child, who remains estranged. Physical pain comes from mangled tendons on the outside of my hip and an internal tear inside my hip socket as I … Continue reading →
The latest in the life of a Buffaloe — My second MRI with contrast showed a labral tear in the hip bone area, the outside tendons on my hip are not doing well, and I have a softball-sized tumor in the upper inner thigh muscle. Because of those results, the … Continue reading →
Well, life has been interesting. At the end of February a blood test showed I have stage three kidney disease and a cyst on one kidney. The doctor isn’t concerned since my other blood work looked good and the kidney problems may be age related (sigh) or genetics. A few … Continue reading →
