I am so in awe as to how quickly it has all come together and how ready I really am. I ate some of my favorite foods today...it will be my last for a while. Since I am NPO (no food) past 5:00 pm today, I was trying to "Cram" it in today. I did not overeat, but wanted to make sure I was not going to be hungry tonight and tomorrow. Starting at 5:00pm tonight I have been on a clear liquid diet. I guess my last official meal was a can of chicken broth and a sugar free popsicle. I will be living on that for the next few days.
As for the surgery details, I have to be at the hospital at noon tomorrow and my surgery is supposed to start at 2:00pm. The surgery is about 2-3 hours then I will be in recovery for a few hours then to my room. I will try to have my sister update my the blog tomorrow evening and I will personally try to update it on Tuesday. Hopefully Tuesday evening I will be able to go home, but we shall see.
I am so blessed to have the opportunity to have this surgery and be able to fully do what I feel called to do: serve God. My weight has put up a barrier for me to be able to fully dedicate time for the Lord. I want to go on missions trips, but can't comfortably because of the airplanes. I want to travel but my weight holds me back. I am eager to see what God wants to do in my life during this time.
I will be entering a new chapter to a new life. Will I change? Maybe for the better. I really dont feel like I will change too much. My foundation is solid in Christ, it is just his turn now to solidify life and be ready for his purposes.
Checking off for a while, but I hope to keep you posted when it is all over with.

Praying for you! May the peace of Christ keep you today!
ReplyDeleteLove you and thinking of you! How exciting!
ReplyDeleteEm I posted the last comment as "anonymous". Sorry, I'm still getting the hang of this.
ReplyDelete:) Love you!!! Aunt Jan
Good luck Mings. I love you so much and will keep you in my prayers.
ReplyDeleteI am a BBC friend of Heathers. I pray that your recovery will be speedy and your journey a complete success. Take care. -Kelly Coleman
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