I am back in the hospital with a host of infections and the doctors are really at a loss for determining what the main issue is. At this point I am just trying to get through each day and praying for a miracle.
Every day is a slight improvement. When I first arrived, I was delirious and in an overwhelming amount of pain. Although not as bad as the BK virus, the pain was intense; days passed without me even noticing. I could not walk or move without assistance. At this point I still spend nearly all day in bed just craving sleep. Throughout the night I am woken up with constant interruptions and the day is not much better.
I apologize if this update isn't the most coherent. I'm still struggling and probably will continue to struggle for quite awhile. I'm just putting this all in God's hands, praying for a miracle, and am very thankful that I have His strength to keep pushing me through this. Thank you to all those who are praying, and I will try to provide updates when I am able to do so. I also want to thank my wife and family for their support; it is not easy for them to watch me go through this. Yet they are doing a great job, and for their sake too, I hope things turn around soon.
Thank you for the update. Prayed for you here.
ReplyDeleteWe continue to pray! May the peace of God, that surpasses all understanding, guard your heart and mind in Christ Jesus. Tight hugs dear brother in Christ!
ReplyDeleteNate, keith and i always pray for you! We really love you��
ReplyDeleteHey miss u bro. I can't say it better than the word itself: Psalms 23:1-6. Something we have all heard many times, but each time, it hits me differently. I hope it does for you too my friend
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