Earlier I asked "Now that we are grown, where do we turn when things in the night scare us?"
There are many places we as grown-ups turn to for comfort. Today I turned to God. Since 4 a.m, after my "monster" went bump, I sent up little prayers all throughout the day. I prayed for my child as well as myself. I prayed and asked the Lord to chase away today's monster from underneath my bed. I asked him to give me answers but also to provide the strength to deal with the answers I would receive no matter what they might be.
On the drive to Weatherford to see my parents, I prayed. On the drive to Cook's, I prayed. In the waiting room, I prayed. When the Neurologist told me that my son would be fine and that his "abnormal" EEG was normal as far as autistic children went, I felt a sigh of relief.
But that wasn't all the Lord showed me today. While my father prayed over our table at the restaurant, I said my own prayer. I thanked my personal monster-chaser for looking out for my child and for me, but not just for that.
I thanked him for reminding me that my child was beautifully and wonderfully made.
Just the way God intended him to be.
this almost brought tears to my eyes Mo, I'm so very glad that he is OK! as many issues as i have with "religion" i have to agree that God is the very best monster-chaser=)
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