Wow, he's checking off goals right and left! According to the therapists, he's already met most of the goals they had set for him. There are still a few medical things that need to be squared away, but things are really falling into place for him to be released soon. Then he'll be able to finish outpatient therapy at home. We worked with them this morning getting him in and out of the suburban. We were unsure how it would all go, but it went well! We had joked that if we couldn't get him into the car we would hook up a flatbed trailor and pull him around, but that won't be necessary. Lol It's so amazing to think that he's this close to being able to go home. Yet, I must admit, I'm nervous about taking him home. Things will definitely be different, that's for sure. While I'm typing this, "Our God" is playing on the computer... we've listened to this over and over and sought comfort in this truth.
Our God is greater,
Our God is stronger,
Our God is higher than any other,
Our God is Healer,
Awesome in power,
Our God,
Our God
You do realize that there will need to be a large (and by large...I mean HUGE) celebration when he comes home. Maybe we should get to working on that!
ReplyDeleteSo excited for all of you! I'm thinking a visit from his new little niece will be good medicine. Home will be GOOOOD!!! Love you guys! Pam
ReplyDeleteJenni - you have both depended completely on God throughout this whole ordeal. It's not over yet - but He is still right there with you! He is SO in control, isn't He?! You're right... it is a little scary. This is a new thing! But it's going to be good! We just have to continue taking things one day at a time...praying that God continues to move in a mighty way! I am so proud of both of you...and of the children! I love you, honey!
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