Montana Trip Analysis

I woke up in the long, 30 foot 5th wheel camper. My grandparents and I drove the camper up to Howard Lake. Howard Lake was just 12 miles outside of Libby, and the home of several different kinds of wildlife, ranging from tiny squirrels to wolves, moose, and bears. Just days before my grandparents and I had arrived to the campsite, the word was out that two bears had been attracted to a moose carcass. Fearing the campsite was closed, our bunch later arrived, and sure enough, it was open.

“In the Far Northwest Montana” In the beautiful views of Northwest Montana, I Leo Clark found my faith. June 7, 1913 a bright sunny 75 degree day when my parents, Henry and Anna informed me the family was going on an “adventure”. My little sister Eva and I reaped of excited, little did we know this labeled adventure would certainly not be enjoyable. Provided that I would find myself in a life threatening situation, unaware of what would happen next. Dangling from an 80 foot cliff on the edge of a hiking trail nevertheless I would do the only thing I knew to do, pray. Bawling out to God asking, “Are you going to save me?” Will I die at only 8? Why me Lord? Not knowing if God could would hear or would just choose to ignore me, I will find myself

Good morning, Before I begin, on behalf of my family, I would just like to extend our deepest thanks for the tremendous outpouring of love and support we've received from all of you over the last few days. I am personally grateful for all of you being here today

I hope this email finds you well and that everything is find at your end! Please find attached the Acute Study data from TM University Hospital. I will like to mention that a few of the data is missing because the Infectious Department did not have all the information available and some

I'm glad Carla that it worked out well with telling David and Michel... and that's how relationships are... sometimes steps forward and sometimes step... but when two people truly care about each other they will work past and overcome all the obsticles. Okay, so I was thinking... I would like to take you out to dinner when arrive on Thursday night in SLC... would that be to late for you? Oh, there are some really nice places to go hiking as well in the area. I have only been to the airport in SLC and don't really know the city to well, but it sounds like there is quite a bit to see and do. I saw on the Internet early this morning that there is a big fútbol game in town with the Salt Lake team playing against my daughter's home-town team...the Portland timbers... but it is scheduled for one week after we leave. Lastly, I would love to talk to you tonight if you are free? I had a really good bible time today and there was just so much to absorb and so many wonderful things to apply to my own life. I really enjoyed Jacob's journey with how he and Rachel got together, and like the verse that says, "So Jacob worked seven years to pay for Rachel. But his love for her was so strong that it seemed to him but a few days." (Genesis 29: 20). Dont worry... I'm not focusing on the love part of that verse, but rather how Jacob must have been a very patient man and willing to wait for however long to be with Rachel. Well, I'm not say that I particurly want to wait 7 years for you, but I do care about you and am willing to be patient in all of this! How's your headache? I hope that you are getting some R&R in today, because I know that you are a very hard worker.

None of these decisions I had any control over! I mean what did I have to gain?? Really. And actually, in all the instances involving y'alls communication and relationships, I told her she really needed to reach out so that things didn't go sour...and yet here we are. You guys

I hope and pray that with each new day you are feeling better and better. Prayer, caring for elderly parents, and at times, my health issue, take me away from Facebook from time to time but I always do my best to check on a number of friends and relatives, including Pirates, who are ill. Please know that you continue to be in my prayers. 2016 was a tough year for a number of our Pirate brothers and sisters. It is my prayer that 2017 be one in which the Lord grants healing and good health for all those afflicted.

it was so lovely to see you. I hope you got to your meeting in time. I forgot to say thank you, for telling me some of how you are feeling, I know squeezed it out of you, and it's not easy for you to talk, but I hope it helped to talk. I will always listen and help if I can, just ask, even it that's just a chat

We sincerely thank you for your time and effort in taking care of our father/grandfather these past few months. Before his admission to the hospital, Ba Chan was getting weak with each year and just this summer his leg especially was getting weaker and weaker, leading up to the fall that sent him to this hospital. Although the first few days were rough for Ba Chan and the family as a whole, we were fortunate to have such great, kind and accommodating hospital staffs to support us through that difficult time. From changing his diapers, picking him back up from his falls, delivering food, helping to get up to the washroom, providing his daily medicines and

I been feeling good and my checkups indicated I’m better. Now I just have to way until September to see if the cryotherapy works as the doctor expect. We wish everything goes well.

I trust all is well with you and your family. I want you to know I miss you very much. You are in my thoughts and prayers. May God continue to watch over you and keep you in His loving care.

My memories from the time are hazy but one thing stands out: you never know how strong you are until you have to be, had someone told me even six months before that I would be juggling my intense senior schedule with cancer treatment I would have laughed. Every single day was an uphill battle, and unfortunately I didn’t always win. But I got out of bed, I did my homework, I took my medication and I held my head up higher—and with less effort after months of physical therapy—I persevered; when I thought I could go no further, I

Today is my last day of this journal entry, but my first day of continuing my recovery on my own. I am going to continue this journey and I am not going to stop now. No more coffee or caffeine for me. I want to live a healthy life and

I know that this is something that I should say to your face, but for right now that is hard for me. I just want you to know how much I appreciate you. Thank you for helping me hold this mess that I am creating by going to therapy. This is something that I will eventually be able to clean up but for right now I don't know how to sort through all of this without just throwing it around semi haphazardly. But through all this mess I am creating, I see you.

My Personal Psalm Lord, you know the true feelings of my heart and know exactly what I’m going through. This disease of diabetes is a struggle for me to keep living with in life. I need your strength, wisdom, understanding, guidance and protection in my life for me to continue