Dec 13/22

 We finally got the call for Taylors surgery today.  I waited to post, because I needed to process it.  The earliest date for her to have surgery is Jan 23rd.  Honestly, it makes me frustrated that it’s such a long wait… She has active bleeds that can’t be tied off, that are continually bleeding.  So over the next six she is at risk for needing hospitalization and blood transfusions.  She had 2 hospital stays and 5 blood transfusions in less than 2 weeks…. So to say waiting that long makes me nervous, is an understatement.  My head knows God is in control, but my heart is taking awhile to catch up to that.  Some good news is, she is a candidate for the surgery!!!  


The outpouring of love and support we have received has been SO amazing!  Thank you for all the kind comments, sacrificial giving, prayers, meals, etc.  It’s been a wild ride and we feel so undeserving of all the kind gestures, but we are SO thankful!  Please pray as we wait for surgery.  Specifically that we would know when to take her in for blood, and safety for our girl.

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