Blessed

This past weekend I had to work on Saturday and on Friday unlike most of the other people in this country. On Saturday morning I was at work and I had one of those good God moments. As I was wrapping up my treatment of my many patients, I had one patient that made my soul smile. See, this patient is a 98 year old little lady who still plays the piano for her church every Sunday morning. She's been asking us to bring the piano in the gym so she could play it. At the end of her treatment I wheeled her over in her wheelchair and let her play. With her wrinkled hands and weathered eyes, she sat there and played hymn after hymn. I thought to myself how amazing to be her age and still able to play that well. Not only the music but her sweet aging voice singing sweet hymns to our Lord just fed my soul. I could have sat there all day and listened, but at last, she had to go and get her some lunch!;) It's times like those that I am glad that I went into the profession I did, so I could meet amazing people with so much wisdom and love for the Lord.

I leave on Saturday for Kentucky for a mission trip. I am excited to just have God time and be able to be used by Him to maybe make the kids' summer a little brighter. Pray that things go well and smoothly and that the people are receptive to His love and His word.

Results

So nothing showed up torn on my MRI. Maybe I need a psyc consult now as there appears to be nothing wrong with my shoulder. Yeah right. So I am glad it came back negative but it is frustrating to not know an answer.
On a different note, it's the Fourth of July and I have no plans. I worked today so it was like any other day with just a little red/white/and blue thrown in every now and then. Hoping to get to Calhoun Falls this weekend sometime to meet Mr. Baylor! My friend Carrie had her baby last Saturday and I haven't gotten to meet him yet! Well, I'm going to enjoy my afternoon and get ready for work tomorrow! Later!