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Change of Plans

Last night Audrey woke up and said her eye was hurting a bit. At that time we assumed that maybe she was thinking about the surgery. After waking up this morning, Audrey's eye was quite swollen. The opthamologist was able to look at her and his first thought is that she has an infection. The plan at this point is to come back in 2 weeks to get a look at her again and reschedule her surgery.

When Audrey left for the hospital this morning, she left in good spirits and said "I'm getting my eye fixed today!" She always has this sense of optimism. We are thankful for that.

With that said, when anything happens in that area of her face and we aren't sure of the cause, it can allow your mind to wander. A friend shared good wisdom with us this morning and said rather than holding on, we can rest in God's arms. 

Thank you for those of you who have been praying over Audrey. We so truly appreciate it.

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