A Blurry May . . . A Better June

May passed by in a blur of drug induced sleep. I was chatting with my husband a few days ago and told him I remember very little of May. I know I went to Utah to present at the LDStorymakers Writers Conference. I remember getting the nasty shots at my doctors and going to the hospital for additional tests. But the rest of the month is really fuzzy. Which is funny because I know I blogged (scheduling posts in advance is awesome!) and even worked with Don Carey & Heather Justesen to get the Storymakers Midwest Conference all set to go. But still . . . it's all a fuzzy recollection.

May 30th was my first clear-headed day. I had a great day, felt awesome. I still took it easy but I felt better than I had felt for the past four weeks. Then I spent two days sleeping to recover from that one great day. Sigh. That seems to be the trend now. I'm finally only coughing a few times a day. I'll have one really great day . . . followed by a day or two of sheer exhaustion where I sleep for almost 24 hours.

I know my body is still recovering, but I honestly want things to be better so I can get back to life, my family, my responsibilities, and my writing. But my hubby keeps telling me to sleep, rest, take it easy. I know he's right. I'm just so impatient!

Thank you to everyone who has prayed for me. I sincerely appreciate your faith. And yes, while I'm impatient, I am extremely grateful to have progressed to this point.

What's coming up? More reading and book reviews. That seems to be the only thing my brain can accurately focus on. Hopefully next week, I'll have enough energy to focus on my writing. I have a project way overdue. Thank goodness my co-author has been very patient. Thanks, Shannon!

How has life been for you?