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I consider myself an average person. My belief in God is my foundation, my ALL. In general life is hard, but to walk this life without my God would be unimaginable. My husband Chris, is an extraordinary man, loves God and Loves his family. We found ourselves walking the road of infertility 3 years into our marriage. It was a challenging road to walk through, but i wouldn't change a thing. God has its purpose for this valley we are traveling through (psalms 84:6) .With God's grace we have made this valley into a place of springs! I’m truly blessed. God has and continues to show favor in our lives. I pray every day that I never stop seen the good things God has done in my life.

Thursday, January 10, 2013

A new Year

We had a beautiful Christmas and wonderful New Year! The kids went back to school this week and i went back to work. During the break, Nathalia my 15month old was taking her first steps. She would get so excited to be able to walk on her own:) I was happy to see that we didn't miss such an important moment, her first steps:) so glad it was us that were able to enjoy her steps and not the daycare! Love the people at the day care, but  certain things i want to experience as a family and not through word of mouth from the day care.
Chris and I have been pondering on all the wonderful things God has done in our lives, we  were remembering our 8year battle with infertility. All our tears and prayers, thinking why is God not listening to us? Look at us now, our biggest disability became our biggest blessings! The road of infertility is a lonely road, one thinks no one else is experiencing what you are going through. An of course every friend and stranger is getting pregnant. I remember feeling a void, desiring to be a parent one day! Who knew that while Chris and I prayed, God was preparing the road of 5lil lives that were going to rock our world!
All along, God knew that if he would've blessed us with our own children we wouldn't have room for the the five lil ones that enter our lives. It hurts me to think that our children would be separated in different foster homes living worlds apart.
Mathew 25:

40 “The King will answer and say to them, ‘Truly I say to you, to the extent that you did it to one of these brothers of Mine, even the least of them, you did it to Me.’ "