Tomorrow I'm headed down to Grand Rapids. I am very scared to hear what the doctor is going to tell me. How can this happen two times in a row? Well, it's no coincidence. God has a plan, and it's a really BIG plan.
I think when you choose to trust in God, it's not going to be easy. It takes constant prayer for me to have peace with what is going on.
Yesterday, I had a meltdown in Parker's Readiness class. One of my friends had walked past me down the hall and asked me how I'm doing. She could tell by the way I couldn't hardly speak, that I was really struggling with everything. She new that I needed to talk to someone and she followed me to Parker's class. I just lost it. She held me while I wept. I cried out saying that I don't know what God wants me to do.
I called and made another appointment to see my doctor that morning. I had so much pressure on my cervix and I am so scared of dying from this condition. They had me come in at 10:00. The ultrasound showed that everything was still the same. I asked my doctor to be 100% honest with me. I said, "what do you think when you look at this ultrasound?" She said, "maybe a month". She said that we will discuss where to go from here, after we see what my doctor in Grand Rapids thinks about the situation.
"It's in God's hands," was the final thing stated by my doctor about this baby and pregnancy.
What does it mean to trust God?
To give your last dollars to someone in need..... knowing that God will provide?
To go through the same heartbreaking dilemma...... trusting God with the outcome?
I'm begging God for a miracle.
I never told the story of the rainbow. Here it is:
When I was in the I.C.U. the morning after Isaiah passed away, I made a few phone calls within a half hour. This is how it went....................
Half hour away from the hospital, call to Caleb's grandma: "Phyllis, Isaiah died last night," .....
Phyllis sobbing, "There's a beautiful rainbow going across the sky right now while were talking Jenny."
Fifteen minutes later, my step-dad came to see how I was doing on his way to work: " I saw a rainbow when I was driving to the hospital."
Fifteen minutes after seeing my step-dad, I called my dad who was in Cape Cod, Massachusetts about fifteen hours away from where I was: "Dad, Isaiah's dead (weak voice), my dad was weeping telling me that he knows (I never got to talk to him before this phone call because of everything that was happening) he said " there's a double rainbow right now in the sky."
Now when you read that, you know that the rainbow is really significant to me. That's three people, in three spots extemely far from eachother, and they all see a rainbow in a half hour time frame! My sister Ashlee and I were talking about it a couple weeks after Isaiah passed away, and she said " Jenny, I know this is going to sound kind of stupid, but do you think God showed the rainbows that morning to let you know that this would never happen again?" Kind of the same way the God showed Noah the rainbow, making a covenant never to flood the earth again. I told her that I didn't think that was a stupid idea.
At this point, I'm choosing to believe that God knew that I would "hang on to the rainbow" believing that the same thing will not happen again to me.
This past weekend, when the doctors told me that I was miscarrying, I went in my room and prayed. "God you promised me, you promised that this would not happen again to me. I believe that this baby is not dead!"
My baby is alive!
Through this, I believe that I am going to be tested inside and out, but I am choosing to believe that God WILL NOT let this happen again.
Please keep praying for a miracle. What a wondrous miracle it will be!
Ending with the my doctors words........"it's in God's hands"..........................................................
Proverbs 3:5-6
Trust in the Lord with all thine heart;and lean not unto thine own understanding.
In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.
Trusting my Father,
Jenny