here in IN. It is cool today and Preston and I sat outside for a while. We are adjusting. I have been praying for a refrigerator, and found one today for $100. Praise the Lord, will be getting it Friday evening, Lord willing. She may have a gas stove too! I can handle not having a stove, but using a dorm sized refrig. for a family of 4 is getting old!
Missie loves school and is doing great. She is doing extra work and has taken some tests already and her grades are 95 and up! She loves school!
Preston is doing great. I can tell he is settling in more now. He sat outside on our porch in his swing for a long time. Then we have brought him to library and this is where I am doing my update.
Jr.'s job is ok; he hasn't actually done a whole lot yet, as they are at the tail end of some jobs, but more is coming in soon.
Oh, I have a huge prayer request. It is not automatic in the state of IN that when a person is on SSI that he will be on medicaid. So at this point, Preston has NO HEALTH INSURANCE at all. That could be a big problem if he gets in the hospital. But I have an appt. next Wed. to see about his getting it. I am also applying for Missie. Not sure if we can get it for her; but why not try. Her arthritis is so much worse here; she is in a lot of pain every day. It breaks my heart. She needs to see a rhumatologist and get on some good meds. The SC dr. called it juvenile arthritis, but she needs to see a specialist. So I hope she can get medicaid.
So that is the latest for now! Sunday was another great day in the Lord; our pastor was on vacation, but we heard some good preaching from others. We are thankful for a holiness school for Missie. It is such a blessing to walk in there and see the teachers all looking like holiness people. It was worth everything to move here and have her in the school.
Hope to be online soon at home.
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
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HELLO NORMA,
I AM SO PLEASED TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR FAMILY DEVELOPING NEW FRIENDSHIPS. I TRUST YOU AND MISSIE BEGIN TO FEEL BETTER SOON AND YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS ARE WORKED OUT. HOW WONDERFUL THAT MISSIE IS FITTING IN AT SCHOOL SO SOON. MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS YOUR SERVICES AT CHURCH AND GIVE YOU PEACE WITH THE CHANGES THAT YOU HAVE EXPERIENCED.
Gwen, the only thing that juvenile arthritis means, is that Missie was diagnosed at under 17 years old. It doesn't mean she can't see a specialist, but her age will play a part in what medications she can be given.
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