I love Fall/My next trip to Cincinnati

Fall is such a great time for me.  It is so much easier to breathe in nice, crisp Fall weather.  That is the first thing.  The second thing is that I absolutely LOVE the Fall Season b/c of what comes right after…THE HOLIDAYS!!!  Jay and I have been talking about Thanksgiving and Christmas for months already.  And we have done some Christmas shopping already.  We are so excited!!

October 26th is my next trip to Cincinnati for my check up.  This is the IMPORTANT appointment for me.  This is the one that will decide if I have worsened or have stabilized.  As you know from recent posts, I think that I am on the drug and NOT the sugar pill.  I think that b/c I have had so many horrible side effects that I have never experienced before.  So, I am hoping that I am not any worse.  Besides that, I FEEL better these days.  Praise God for that.  I have been able to enjoy times with my kids lately, and I am looking forward to positive things in the future.

Like I have said before, I believe that God has a plan in all of this.  I am just going to sit back and watch, and see his plan happen.

XOXOXO

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Published by Melanie Putnam

Hi, my name is Melanie. Thanks for checking out my blog! I have two amazing kids and the best husband anyone could be lucky enough to have. To put it simply, I have been through a lot. I was diagnosed with lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM) when I was pregnant with my youngest. I talk about what the disease is here: What is LAM? Essentially, it is an incurable lung disease that took away my breath literally and put me on death's doorstep by the time I was 28. I was very fortunate to receive a lung transplant and get a new shot at life. I talk about what a lung transplant involves here: What is a Lung Transplant? I have utilized this blog to share my story of a very rare lung disease and give hope to other women who struggle with it as well. I also hope to show that through all of the difficulties that life has thrown my way, it is a CHOICE to live every day as if it is my last. It very well could be, so I will never let a day go by where I do not appreciate and love all of the blessings that God has given me in this life. Starting with the extra time that this double lung transplant has given me.

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