I have heard thy prayer, I have seen thy tears, behold I will heal thee.
2Kings 20:5

Thursday, February 3, 2011

Weather or Not

I have officially come to the conclusion that Norman(Oklahoma)cannot decide whether or not it's spring/summer/or the middle of winter!! In about the last week we have experienced all 3 seasons. It was in the 50's and 60's then up to almost 80 and within two days of the WARM weather it dumped about 6" of snow!!!!! Due to this crazy weather patterns I of course have a bit of cold. Nothing serious. I have been tracking my micro-spirometer it looks okay and no fever. . .ugh, but my head is stuffy and miserable. I am hoping I can kick this cold soon enough. I really want to get back to regularly working out and running but when I don't feel well, I don't push my body too hard.

This whole town has been almost completely shut down since Tuesday (the day the storm hit). It seems as though the city here isn't cut out to recover very well from this much snow all at once. The temps have been in the teens with wind chills waaaaay below that :) I am sure I am not the only person who is feeling this insane weather this winter. So for everyone who is dealing with freezing temps and snow and perhaps a cold or infection please know that I feel your pain.

I have a couple CF and transplant friends who are currently struggling with a few issues and I am keeping them in my prayers. Winters can be tough on all of us with compromised immune systems. Please say a prayer for all those who may be sick or in need of comfort.

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