Two weeks ago, our son Simon was struggling to breathe. His oxygen levels were reading at 50-60% and Clark was sure our pulse oximeter must be getting a bad read. But it was measuring true.
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The Life is in the Blood
God continues to be faithful. Read to the end for two exciting updates!
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Fullness of Time
Some Christmas thoughts and an update on the ventilators!
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Clark’s Christmas Wish
All I want for Christmas is a Maquet Servo-i Ventilator with the Pediatric package...
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Do Not Forsake the Work of Your Hands
Strikes. COVID. Overwhelming patient numbers. Death. In the face of this, how shall we give thanks?
Walking on the Front Lines
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2. I am still processing the deep griefs and unexpected joys God has worked through this COVID19 causing virus. I am not ready to write about them.
You Can’t Take It With You
“Can we take these home?” our three-year old daughter Hannah asks me.
“Sure bubs. We are home.”
“No. Home to Keennnnnnnya!”
2019: A Review in Pictures
A review in pictures
Homesick
This week was hard.
A Birth Abroad
We didn’t know what to expect. There are many aspects of culture you can learn and assimilate through careful observation. However, the details behind giving birth in Bomet, Kenya were not easily discernible for Clark or me who are decidedly non-obstetric in our medical practices. So, when we found out we were pregnant while studying … Continue reading A Birth Abroad
For here we have no lasting city... 