Spinal Tap Scheduled

Spinal tap is scheduled for next Thursday, May 24th at St. Luke's downtown Boise. Check in time is 7:45. Prayers are welcome! :)

1 Thess 5:16-18
"Be joyful always. Pray continually and give thanks in all circumstances for this is what God wants for you in Christ Jesus."

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Praises to Jesus!

I am just in awe tonight as I marvel at God's amazing power and faithfulness in my life! There are two pieces of news that we received just today that has taken what seems to be a 50 ton weight from our backs! And God's finger prints are all over the relief! Yesterday my mom, Ariana, Ella and I set out for Salt Lake City to not only check on Ella's hips, but to measure her legs, which have been almost one inch difference in length for the past couple months. A few months ago (in February) when Ella's surgeon took the metal plate out of Ella's right leg, she noticed the difference in length. At that time, she said that if the difference grew any more, Ella would need surgery on her growth plate in that leg. As we drove to Salt Lake yesterday, I honestly believed that Ella's legs had not gotten any closer in lengths and that we'd be discussing surgery once again. Today, however, when we met with Ella's surgeon, she delivered a different announcemen...

Son-shine Through the Fog

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When Christ Gives You Wings

Epic First Blog-Post Fail: Blogger Suicide I really didn’t think my first-ever post (2016) was going to be based on the tragedy we are currently facing as a family. My intentions for this website were so noble, I promise. My goal was that I’d be incredibly helpful to all of you, providing all of the information, tips and tricks I’ve learned on this journey regarding all of my kiddos who are dealing with Autism. But every time I sit down to write, the trial we are facing is what’s itching to come off of my finger tips. So, even though this is probably blogger suicide to jump right in and share about life rather than some helpful “how-to” tips, I’ve got to be consistent with the description of who I am. I’m a self-professed “word-lava(ist)”, and I ooze what’s currently erupting. You just get what you get as it bubbles and flows out in all of it’s array of colors, smells, sounds and sensations. Lucky You! The Day My World Stopped Spinning M...

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