4.14.2013

Weekend Recap


Friday- I decided to go to the mall to pass out some resumes and to do some light shopping, needed a few things and Brooke had a birthday party to go to that evening.
Here are some pictures of " Cinderella "


They had a princess theme party and this was the only pictures i took, it was a nice party and when we left there it was stormy with snow falling etc, imagine middle of April and we are getting a storm, it is all done again now though. 
I was having a bladder flare up all day and it wasn't getting any better. So i went to the hospital at 11:30, when i arrived there my blood pressure was really high and my heart rate was very high.  So they needed to get this down before they could look into my pain further. So they got me in a bed and started an IV- then all of a sudden a friend showed up at my bed side ( the same lady we stayed with, when we first moved here) , it was nice to see someone that i knew, they did the IV and blood work all at the same time, {that HURT} but at least it was both done at the same time- i am a crying baby when i get needles, so very tired of this pain...
they gave me a shot of Morphine and Gravol {because it makes me very sick}, after 40 mins there was no change and they gave  me another shot, my pain went from on a scale of 1-10 , it was a 10 until the second shot and then it went to a 9, but heart rate was very high still so they wanted to get pain down to see if it would come down once pain was settled. 
So they gave me another shot but i can't tell ya what it is, that one really burned when it went in , but it brought my pain way down, and i was feeling much better once it started working.  I got home around 5 am, and i was so out of it ( nauseated, dizzy) i couldn't even make it to get my pj's on, i crawled into the first bed i saw( Brooke's) and slept until 12:00 pm- i was so out of it, then i woke up with a splitting headache. 

Saturday: Spent the majority of the day sleeping away the pain medication, was so thankful that the Dr knew a lot about Interstitial Cystis  and also told me some more triggers, he told me Sugars and Dairy products are a big NO-No... great, just great..also need to eat "grain" fed meat...
but i am ready to change my diet more then i have before, this disease will not bring me down, i will bring it down and will fight it with a healthy diet.  there are still so many things that i can find to eat, without a doubt. My Pastors wife eats "clean" and she has told me many things that will help me and things that i can eat, she brought me some cinnamon swirl bread, made very clean and i am in love with it, i ate 3 pieces immediately, that stuff was so tasty, i think i may actually enjoy this. i like veggies, and fruit ( although i can only eat blueberries, cantaloupe, melon... not many choices but ill survive. If you have any clean recipes, please share them with me:
ramblingmomma03@gmail.com

Sunday : we had to drive across town to pick up a lady that didn't have a ride, so we got her and i was later getting set up for Sunday school, glad my assistant was able to set up pretty well everything. She is so awesome. 
Our lesson today was about "Adam and eve"- the kids love the puppet plays and skits that we do now, i am so happy with it too. 
Not that I'm so awesome or anything, but they needed a change and hence i brought the change in. 
Came home from church, made roast beef and scallop potatoes for Andrew and Brooke, while i sat there and ate some toast.... i was dying for the food they had but i was well behaved. 
Pastors wife gave me some 'clean' cinnamon swirl bread and i ate that for a snack, so that's about all i had today. Ill be losing some weight too #BONUS
Sunday evening service was AWESOME, the power of God swept in and wow, we tore the place up, a guy that has been coming for a while got baptized, he also almost got his spirit, i love it when people come to God and change their lives. 
There is no feeling like HIS presence. I feel so privileged to be able to worship our Jesus. 

Have a phenomenal Week. 






4.12.2013

Urologist & Cystoscopy

So yesterday i met with the Urologist to discuss some more treatment plans for my Interstitial Cystis. He was a great doctor and he was on time ( i hate waiting for a long time to see them).
He had a lot of questions to ask, and i had a lot to ask, we spent 90% of our appointment asking and answering questions.

He then proceeded to discuss what he would like the next steps to be
He would like to do a Cystoscopy  and then we can find out more info.

this will be like a minor surgery, i will be in the OR and ill be put to sleep.
He also will remove my IUD at the same time. This makes me a little worried because it is the first time i have  found a birth control that has no side effects, they want to remove this in case it is a trigger, if it isn't, it will go back in...

Once i get my appointment, we will know more and talk more about treatments.

Thanks to you all for your prayers and well wishes for me yesterday.

Love you all

4.10.2013

Welcome to Twittering Thursdays Twitter Hop!




This week's Co-Hosts are Terri from Rambling Momma, Maria from Lifes Beautiful Moments, ChanTell from Pynk Krush and Becca from Faith, Love & Babies. Please stop by say hi and follow them back!


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I was expecting one item to review, instead i got 3 boxes in the mail


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I was so excited to try them all, and they left me feeling full all day long, they took my craving for potato chips away as well, {score}
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Changes



Changes that are coming beginning Monday: April 15, 2013. 

I have been blogging since Sept 2012- and i am still toying with ideas on how to make this blog what i want it to be…
right now there is many topics floating around and while that works for some people it isn't working for me, so here is what i plan to do:
I am going to make Wednesday's for Women- this will be a inspirational post, a devotional, guest post etc, if there is anything you would like to see, get in touch with me and we can add it to the list.

Friday's are going to be for Families: this may be a topic to discuss with your family, date ideas for family, family things to do at home etc. 

I hope this works out the way i have planned it. 

Rambling Momma is now on twitter @ramblingmomma03…
WHY? Simply because on my personal account i have 1,342 people that follow me and i miss some of my favourite bloggers, so i want to be able to see you all and not miss anyone, hope you all understand, so go ahead follow me, its free and i like ya. 


4.09.2013

Who can find a Virtuous woman
for her price is far above rubies...
When i first got married, i wanted to be the best wife i can be
I wanted my husband to be anxious to get home to see me
I wanted him to think of me when he woke in the morning and his last thought at night...
I wanted us to be always like newlyweds
I never wanted us to argue or fight
but that isnt how marriages work
you dont see eye to eye on everything 
but i wanted to be a virtuous woman! 
A Virtuous Woman 
The Bible speaks of the “virtuous woman”. Who is she? How does God in His Word describe her? Does she pray faithfully each day? Is she used in the gifts of the Holy Spirit? Does she consistently do daily Bible study and have regulardevotional times? The answer? — None of these traits is listed in God’s most extensive Scriptural description of virtuous women.

Now please understand me, there is no doubt that the excellent attributes listed above are valuable aspects of the lives of every Christian woman (and man). However, God devotes almost an entire chapter of the Bible (Proverbs 31) to His description of the “virtuous woman”. And the favorable traits that God lists are, surprisingly to some readers, of a substantially different nature. Please go with me to the Bible’s grand description of the godly woman in the eyes of God— 
• Her worth has consistently proven to be “far above rubies”. I would describe my wife as “priceless!” I consider her to be a woman of God after God's own heart. I would readily suggest her as an illustration of the admirable traits that God lists in the following verses.
Vs. 11 Her husband has full confidence in her and lacks nothing of value.
•• A virtuous woman inspires absolute confidence in her husband. He can safely trust in her” (KJV). She is not impetuous, scatterbrained, or unpredictable. Rather, she can be trusted. Her husband can be confident in her. She will never deliberately let him down.
•• The husband of a biblical, virtuous woman “lacks nothing of value”. That is illustrated by some of her remarkable traits in the succeeding verses.
Vs. 12 She brings him good, not harm, all the days of her life.
•• The Proverbs 31 woman “brings him good” — that is, her husband. She is not a “liberated” woman as defined by modern feminists. She is God-fearing (vs. 31), a woman of God, and also very muchhusband- and family-oriented. And these are seen throughout this chapter as positive traits.
• Proverbs 12:4 A virtuous woman is a crown to her husband.
•• She brings him good. There does seem to be biblical wisdom in the modern-day axiom that “behind every good man stands a good woman. She is an asset to her husband. She will never intentionally bring harm his way.
Vs. 13 She selects wool and flax and works with eager hands.
•• This godly woman is skilled and capable in working with fabric. The modern counterpart would be skill in things like quilting andsewing.
•• And notice that “she works. There is no hint of laziness in this woman who is praised by God.
•• And she “worketh willingly with her hands” (KJV). She is “willing to get her hands dirty”, as the old saying goes. She is no diva, no prima donna! A woman of God is not “above” manual work.


to be continued
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