Washing ones hair, changing the bed linens or doing laundry may seem like small typical task to most, but for me, I derive a great sense of accomplishment when I complete any one of these task…so I’m feeling pretty good after washing my hair this evening ☺️.

The tracts formed under my skin by HS, coupled with the scar tissue has limited my range of motion a great deal in my left arm. It is now tightening the skin in my abdomen, so stretching is a challenge. This being said, I manage to make full use of my right arm and hand, using it alone to complete many task. No, I may not get things done as quickly as others, but I get it done, AND THAT’S WHAT MATTERS! I’ve learned to function as I need to for Loni, not the expediency of others.

Psalm 41:3 says, “Jehovah will sustain him on his sickbed; During his sickness you will completely change his bed.” This scripture has great meaning to me now, as I reflect on the energy required to literally change my bed and do similar tasks. Jehovah truly understands the challenges of his imperfect servants. He lovingly supplies me the strength needed to keep going, as well as the invaluable support of my family. I’m thankful🥰