Beautifully written, as always. I'm so happy for you that you got to spend some time where you are meant to be, facilitating the healing AND raising the most adorable little cherub ever.
Ali your blogs are so well written and I enjoy reading them so much. They are straight from your heart. It is so wonderful the way The Lord is using you each day on the ship! So wonderful that you can do some shifts of Nursing as you were definitely called into the Nursing profession and to have your Mom with you and Zoe! My thoughts and prayers continue to be with you and of course Phil as well. Take care and enjoy these very special 3 weeks. God bless!
Love and prayers,
Nancy
I love your attitude. I love the look on your face; the drive, compassion, passion, and capability of your attitude is inspiring. Some day maybe I can do something similar. Thank you
Beautiful post, as always - I sit in my office and smile over your word-stories while editing Mercy Ships videos, and read aloud or translate my favourite bits of your posts for my coworkers. It's refreshing to hear the quieter stories from on board when we tend to get overwhelmed with facts, big 'miracle' cases, and file numbers, and it's good to be reminded of why it all matters. Thank you!
Beautiful--you, your sweet Zoe, your mama visitng, you back in the wards. {Your husband being in England for three weeks is probably not anyone's favorite scenario, but oh well.} My mom lives an 8-hour drive away from us, which means time with her only grandchild {Lainie Rae, who is just a smidge older than Zoe} is like gold. How sweet that you get not only time with your mom, but time with patients!
