According to the Operative Report we received today, interpreted by the PT, Kevin's surgeon probably gave him another 10 years without a total knee replacement. The list of all the things he scraped and shaved and cauterized and moved and readjusted is pretty long. Poor guy. He will be out of work no less than 4 weeks they are saying now. Thank God for sick leave! In the meantime, I have to take 8 college students out of town, leaving on Wed and returning on Sat. So, Kev and his knee and the boys are going to learn to live together. He's hobbling around pretty good, and we have lots of friends to help.
If you think about it, pray for Kenny, one of my students. The kid had the most horrible childhood and is a vile atheist. I mean, a very profane, angry atheist. We are engaging in some e-mail chats about peace. I'm trying to move very, very slowly with him. He trusts no one and is truly one of the neediest people I know. Besides, he is going blind and can't afford the corneal implant he so desperately needs. He's very thin, wears big clothes to hide his body and dreads that he uses to cover his face. He is truly one of "the least of these." Lift him up, will you?
Monday, January 26, 2009
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got kenny's back
I had to giggle at your "kevin, kevins knee and the boys will have to learn to live together" comment. I hope they all three are getting along famously! And I will pray for your friend. The power of prayer is amazing to me! Whether I see the end result or not. When I really examine prayer it is nothing less than amazing. How things come to pass, and how we think they should be can be worlds apart. As I learn to see the small (yet huge) blessings of each day, my heart is full of the wonder of His love. Anywho...I better get back to work. Litter to track, citizens to mock. Its an endless cycle.
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