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rough weekend

This past weekend was a little bumpy since my angiogram, the doctor told me to take it easy for 3-4 days after because they had to go through my right femoral artery which is a huge and major artery. That meant no running, biking or hiking. On Saturday I decided to go for a walk/run, the majority of it I walked. This time I went 4.7 miles, the longest I have ever done!! During it though I was struggling, I would be running and then I would go like a block and be tired again. Man, what does taking 3 days off? I wasn't that nice either this past weekend, not sure what it is but I was in the slums. Today I feel a little better because now I am able to be more active. Maybe it's because I wish I was working again because what I do is the greatest job ever. I've had a handful of interviews and only one job offer... Stinky! All of this that is going on made me think, if I have faith in Him our Heavenly Father, He will provide a way. I know sometimes it is hard to wait it out, but then I think to myself, " Hey, you had an LVAD, ya GUS in you only 3 1/2 months ago and now look at you." Patience, a job will come in His timing. Trust in Him.

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  1. It will all come around as it should! I have learned A lot of Patience he last few years! Take this "TimeOut" and embrace anothernew challenge or something you can develop. As a wise Skwig once said "it is the slugs on the fence that give you perspective" and they are SLOW!!!!

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