Tuesday, March 8, 2011
To be honest, Monday was very overwhelming. Montreal received 10 inches of snow during the day. The schools were all closed. Public bussing stopped. The roads where a mess. For those that have been here with Tim and me Atwater, the road going up Mt. Royal was a parking lot! Cars where getting stuck trying to make in up the Mt. We got the car stuck in the parking lot right behind the hotel. I had to carry Tim up to the front because the snow was too deep to use the wheelchair. We got an all wheel drive cab and made it up to the hospital only to find half the staff unable to make it in (including the doctors who we needed to see and needed to write the orders!!!) We did finally get everything in. A day without food, 4 frightening cab ride between two hospitals and a lot of scary info about the surgery. Tim just smiled at me halfway through and said, "Have a good day???" We both got the giggles and cried a little (the crying was me of course!) hugged and pressed on. Today we will be admitted. We hope to catch a fun breakfast at La Bell Provience and then face the music again at the hospital. The Halo and the traction start tomorrow. Surgery is at 745. Tim will have to be flat or sitting at a 90 degree angle after the Halo and the traction start. They say it will be an hour for surgery. Love everyone!!! God is good in Montreal too! I can not lie, our jar has a few more holes that do not feel real good but God's power and grace and peace are hopefully shining through!!!!
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Oh my word!! The word picture that came to mind when I read that you were carrying Tim is that while you were carrying Tim, God was carrying you!! Hang in there and just keep hopping up into His arms while you are there!
ReplyDeleteTim - I know that I told you before that you are my hero and here's another reason why: They say that people look at half a glass of water as either half full or half empty. You can either look at things with a positive attitude or a negative one. Well, Mr. Bosch, you not only look at the glass as half full you say, "Awesome! My glass is half full! Hey God, who can I share it with!!" You ROCK! Keep hopping up in God's arms with your mom. He can carry you both!
Love - Mrs. Breuker
7A at Zeeland Christian lifting you guys up as we speak...Hang in there studmuff! We will continue praying for you here daily.
ReplyDeleteYou should have brought your snowmobile. We are thinking and praying about you and for you.
ReplyDeleteHey there Tim! Praying for you and your family. You have been a huge inspiration to me and what an example! Thanks for being the wonderful young man you are!!!! Praying God will continue to bless your life and use you as He has been :) Sure do miss our talks. When you are up to it we should play a good game of chess again. Hugs - Mrs. Poll
ReplyDeleteTim we will be praying for you and Mom and the Doctors, tomorrow during surgery as they put on your leaders crown. Tim you are truly a leader in the eyes of all.! You have lead many vertically with your love for Christ!
ReplyDeleteWe love you buddy and will be fighting with you in this battle!
Way to show those in Montreal how to deal with snow...noting is going to stop you! Praying daily...missing you in class already...you will have a great day whether you know it or not! :-)
ReplyDeletepeace,
mosterd
YOU GOT IT TIM! HANG IN THERE! We will be praying for you, your mom, the doctors, and the rest of your family back here in Michigan. Praying everything goes well. I will be praying all day tomorrow for you. Hope it all goes well. Praying
ReplyDeletePraying for your entire family and waiting expectantly for God to show Himself faithful once again...
ReplyDeleteFondly.. Cal and Lisa Blystra