one tough cookie

Amy is now getting by with no meds at all...not even Tylenol.  She's just so tired of taking things and is rebelling.  I can tell by watching her walk that she hurts, but she doesn't complain.  We have a lead on a pain managment Dr in Denver, so I'll give them a call tomorrow and see how quickly we can get her in.  Amy realizes her dreams of culinary school need to be put on hold for now.  She just can't be on her feet as much as that would have required.  She's working on "Plan B."  She said to me the other day, "I can glorify God no matter where I decide to go to college." She said even if her foot is miraculously healed, she's not going to second guess God's plan for her life and switch back to culinary arts.  She knows His plan is unfolding as it should.  I'm not sure I was ever so mature in my walk with Christ at such a young age (or at any age, for that matter.)  She's wise beyond her years. Thanks to everyone who is lifting her up in prayer.  We're so thankful for you!