A Wee Bit o’ Surgery

I re-read these this morning. I needed a chuckle and a boost as I go under the knife this afternoon for a few plumbing repairs.

I tend to worry easily and early, before seamlessly shifting to grumbling and resentment. My DIY stress management.

It’s a better idea and a good thing to make time to remember God’s faithfulness, particularly when facing scary stuff involving smart steady-handed guys in masks, general anesthesia, scalpels, forceps, 3-0 silk and sutures, because we are otherwise dim witted and woeful, complaining forgetters.

Read both. Be encouraged.

https://wheeledwords.com/2014/01/07/dominoes-pigs-vacuums-providence-musings-mutterings-meditations-on-wound-care/

https://wheeledwords.com/2014/01/15/dominoes-pigs-vacuums-and-providence-unfolded/

Published by cfheidel

Chuck Heidel here. Father of eight, married to lovely heroic Alice over 40 years. I'm a former midlife recreational cyclist, who was hit by a motorist while out riding in August 2009. Further validating Sir Isaac Newton's notions, the score that day was: Cars: 1. Bikes: 0, and I became a C7 tetraplegic, paralyzed from the mid-chest down. Author of WheeledWords: wheeledwords@wordpress.com.

One thought on “A Wee Bit o’ Surgery

  1. Chuck,
    My thoughts and prayers go out to you and Alice.
    We had a good friend who spent the good part of 30 years dealing with his SCI. Mary Jane was quite the trooper in his treatments.

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