We did this three times, and I struggled each time because I knew I had done what was necessary in order to avoid NICU and still, they had to be admitted.
In the mid to late 2000's, I dealt with babies being born early and being admitted into the NICU. I was terrified for years.ĭuring those years, there were other hard lessons. I struggled though with fear of what that "right thing" might be, with what He might require me to walk through. I knew I could trust God to always do the right thing and be in control at all times. keep their promises even when it hurts." I learned that lesson, and it was hard, but God was refining me, and it was GOOD. Psalm 15:1 (NLT) asks "Who may worship in your sanctuary, LORD? Who may enter your presence on your holy hill?" Psalm 15:4 (NLT) says "Those who. I think the lesson there was to do the right thing even when it's difficult. So even though I didn't have a car anymore, I still had car payments. I was in the process of paying it off and only had liability insurance instead of full coverage. In the early 2000's I was on the way home from college for a weekend visit when my car caught fire. So hear me out, and hopefully you'll agree with me when all is said and done. And years ago I would have agreed with you. what? I know that's what you're thinking. One of those lessons is that it is a good thing.
I said, awhile back, that I have learned so much in the (now 13) years since my dad's death.
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