But as any true historian (aka scrap book artist, family journalist, memory catcher), these are the images and stories that must be captured to share real life. It's not always going to be a pretty picture. The story isn't always going to be heartwarming and happy. Sometimes, we suffer. Sometimes we hurt. Sometimes we are tested. But at all times, we put our faith in God's plan for us. We accept that there will be trials. And we appreciate the good times all the more because we've survived the bad.
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Huffenpuff... to help Ya breath
I am a paparazzo. I always keep my camera loaded and ready. Sometimes I am certain that Marq thinks I am crazy and insensitive. It was painful to capture this image of Ya, clearly distraught, getting his nebulizer treatment. See the little tear falling from his eye?
But as any true historian (aka scrap book artist, family journalist, memory catcher), these are the images and stories that must be captured to share real life. It's not always going to be a pretty picture. The story isn't always going to be heartwarming and happy. Sometimes, we suffer. Sometimes we hurt. Sometimes we are tested. But at all times, we put our faith in God's plan for us. We accept that there will be trials. And we appreciate the good times all the more because we've survived the bad.
But as any true historian (aka scrap book artist, family journalist, memory catcher), these are the images and stories that must be captured to share real life. It's not always going to be a pretty picture. The story isn't always going to be heartwarming and happy. Sometimes, we suffer. Sometimes we hurt. Sometimes we are tested. But at all times, we put our faith in God's plan for us. We accept that there will be trials. And we appreciate the good times all the more because we've survived the bad.
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I think it is important to capture ALL the moments in life, good and bad, that way when you conquer the bad you have the photos to prove what you have overcome. You can look back and thank God for what He has brought you through. (and remember that him screaming during breathing treatments is actually the best thing for him because then the meds get deeper in his lungs... but still hard to see).
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