堅持信靠的Brian's Blog

Day +110
Okay, so last week they deemed the surgery unnecessary. The surgeons said that it's getting better already and I need to soak it in warm water, not searing hot water like the temperature of lava, for ten minutes at a time, three times a day. I usually do it once a day, but shh.. I won't tell if you don't.
Two of the reflections in my daily devotions mentioned some somethings that I felt were very significant to my past year:
"You never know how good you have it until that good is gone."
"As Christians we know that we can bring glory to God through our words and actions."
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The first I interpreted as a lesson I learned the hard way this past year, when I lost nearly everything: my vision in my left eye, much of my balance, some speed (nearly everything I do now is slower), and most importantly, very nearly lost my life. The things I used to take for grantedI now know to cherish even more.
The second is something I'm constantly reminded of, time and time again. I've been told that I could write a book about the events that have happened to me this past year, not to mention having been called a "miracle boy". My story could help others. At first I was a bit skeptical about it, but feedback from readers have shown me otherwise.
Tomorrow I will go to the hospital to get the results for the 100th-day blood test and the tetanus shot. If the shot was successful, that's another step towards permission from the doctor to go out into public.

Brian