Amy's 'momentary trouble'

Amy and I are preparing to start our 3rd year leading part of our youth group. We’ve been with the same group of kids since they were freshmen and we team lead with another couple who has a daughter the same age of Brittany. After we found out about Amy’s condition last February, we pulled out of the rest of the semester to focus on Amy and in essence, to circle the wagons. Although this was needed at the time, we have really missed the kids and connecting with them on a weekly basis. All of that to say, Amy and I attended the first leaders meeting of the up coming year this evening. We met at our youth pastor’s home where all of us had dinner together, talked about the up coming year and started making plans. We really had a good time of fellowship and planning, but when it was all said and done, Amy was tired and ready to head home.

Amy met with the urologist yesterday to talk about her kidney stone(s). Over the weekend, Amy passed two very small stones and after giving these to the doctor and talking about her experience, he had some x-rays taken. After reading the films the doctor came back in and told Amy that there were no more stones that he could see and definitely nothing of the size previously diagnosed! Thank you Lord!

This is Amy's story as seen and told by me – V