So many things............

So many things have happened this summer. Some wonderful, some not so wonderful.
1st my grand daughter Taylor, graduated high school.

I so remember the day she was born. I was there in the room with my daughter, when Taylor was born. I took one look at her and fell so in love with my new grand daughter. She made me a grandmother (Nanny) at the young age of 39.
 When I saw her walk to get her diploma, that love was only larger. She makes me so very proud. She will be attending Bowling Green University this year, where she plans to be a doctor, or Doctor's assistant. That was on June 2nd. We stayed a week up at my daughters then, as my older daughter, who lives in Mississippi and her 3 beautiful children, stayed also. We had a absolute blast.

We came home for a week, then went back up there for her graduation party. It was on the 22nd. We cooked all the food for it, and I made 240 cupcakes, with my grand daughter Morgan's help.

My son, and his son, came up that week, and stayed, so again we stayed a week.

To say June was tiring, is a understatement. It took a week of rest to get caught up.
Then in July, I had my surgery, where they went down and injected botox into 2 places inside my stomach, for the achalashia and the gastroparesis. When I woke up, I was in a full blown active asthma attack. I took some hits off my inhaler, they gave me oxygen, and they sent me home. I no longer got home that I started wheezing again, sneezing, coughing like crazy. My nose was swollen twice it's size, my eyes were crazy. I am allergic to botox!!! I looked and felt absolutely miserable!! It lasted for days. My stomach felt better for about 3-4 days and then that was it, back to all the stomach problems. My doc said no more botox. I see him on Monday to see what's next.

Then we learned we are once again losing our house due to crap from Bank of America, and all the wrong they have done us, so we decided to just give in. So we will be turning the house over to them by November 1st.

We are going to move up to my daughter's town, a 1 light town, called Bradner, Ohio, this is near Bowling Green, Toledo area, where we will be doing a land contract on a house across the street from her. It's much smaller, so I have been selling a lot of things that will not fit. This house is half the cost of the house we have here. I will be in the country with corn fields behind me, and to the left of me. Cows right down the street, small town farming USA. My daughter is going to work now, and I will be able to help with the kids. This is the new house. Really needs some landscaping and major updating. We will do it a little at a time. My daughter is going to help me.

Then our van went out. The week before that happened, we had a blow out, and had to spend almost $200.00 on a new tire. We were lucky we were not on the interstate, when it blew, as I am sure we would have rolled the van. David did well at controlling it until we could pull over. God was with us, as we had just gotten off the interstate. It literally shred.

It is a 1996 Ford huge conversion van, so we traded it in and got a small 2010 Toyota Scion. The van didn't have running AC or heat, so at less we can stay cool, and warm!!!

 Now we can't take our power chairs anywhere. David says he will make a trailer and we will pull them. It's a nice car, but now we have a car payment, and no way to get our chairs anywhere. In time, I suppose.
Life has been a roller coaster for us lately, and I am ready to get off it. I am ready to get this move taken care of, be able to come up with the money for it, and continue life. I will have to get all new doctors, specialists, etc., which sucks, as I have such good doctor's here. It's all scarey. It's cold enough here and we are moving 2 hours north of here. But the good thing is, we will be where, my daughter is, and if something happens, she is there to help us. Puts my mind at ease.
I know I don't blog a lot, but please know, I do read all your blogs and enjoy them. If you get a chance, let me know you were here. Keep us in your prayers, that we can make this move smoothly, and be able to sale enough things to pay for a truck and gas. I would appreciate all the prayers we can get. God listens and is good to us. And a word to the wise, don't ever finance a home through Bank of America!!!
God Bless~
Debbie