The title of our blog is how we jokingly sum up the
transplant process in our experience.
Every step of our journey has been this rush to
_________________[turn in paperwork, move to Pittsburgh, get to the hospital,
get out of the hospital, etc.]. We’ve scurried to get done what needed to be
done, only to find that we would have to wait no matter what. The transplant
process is a waiting game. You’re waiting on doctors at appointments (no, this
doesn’t change because you have new lungs), you’re on pins and needles waiting
on “the call,” you’re waiting on discharge papers to leave the hospital, you’re
waiting on your body to work things back to a normal state, etc.
Below are some posts on waiting that a dear friend sent to us
on her journey to come along side us from afar as she trained for a marathon this summer:
It made me think about you all and the relief you may
be needing from some long days, exhausting breathing treatments and
the weariness of the waiting game. Whatever it is that you need, I
pray that you will find a time and a space this weekend to exhale and to find
some needed sweet relief.
Seven Spiritual Gifts of Waiting:
Loss of Control: http://run4jens.blogspot.com/2014/07/the-second-gift.html
Living in the Present: http://run4jens.blogspot.com/2014/07/the-third-gift.html


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