Many people ask me for updates on my mom’s health situation. In a nutshell we see decline daily, but she is still with us, still fairly lucid, and in pretty good spirits.
We are trying to keep her discomfort at a minimum.
All of her grandchildren and all of her great-grandchildren have visited and been able to say “good-bye.”
There will continue to be “in and out” visits, as time permits, but busy summer schedules play a role in all of our lives.
We seek comfort from the Father in heaven, and He has been our Rock, our Harbor in a storm.
I really appreciate the effort that has been made by so many, many, to come and see her. Also, the food gifts and care have been so good! Thanks to all who helped us!
We understand that this phase is a waiting game, patience required, and trust in God’s timing.
My human nature easily gets in the way in crisis, or grief, pain, waiting. It is a constant battle for me to “rest” in God’s perfect will.
In the meantime I keep super busy wrapping up loose ends, touching on projects meant to be completed this summer. I doubt anything major will be accomplished, but at least I am trying.
Getting a Corgi is on hold. Other plans are on hold.
And that’s okay.
A new pup could certainly be a comforting activity for me this fall.
The weather at Corgi Hollows continues to be amazing. We have just the right amounts of rain and sun, heat and cool. Summer 2026 goes down in the books as nearly perfect.
Will update again soon.
MARANATHA!
Post Script: Thanks to the wonderful person who put the “Days of Praise” under the door! I get about 30 of them each publication. I order bulk to give out, myself! They are SO, SO good, a devotional FAR superior to “Daily Bread,” which has become pablum, scripturally and spiritually. Pablum is great for babies. “Days of Praise” is so thought provoking and meaty. I am comforted reading it every day. My mom has been so blessed by the daily devotional reading, as well.
For my readers, I may have an extra copy for you, or order directly from the Institute in Creation Research (Dr. Henry Morris) in Texas. Highly recommend!!