

today begins an inspired photo documentation of saying good bye to good old feet and hello to good new feet, of standing in holy places and expereincing holy things. a documentation of us and what we experience in holland. tomorrow these precious feet will be covered with casts and will never be the same. I remember the first time saylor had serial casting done and how hard it was for me to let doctors change her. i knew what was best for her but it was so hard to let go of the perfect imperfections of my sweet tiny angel. i accepted her that way, i loved her that way! i still struggle today, dont want to erase the scars already worn into our lifes. but you can see in the picture of her walking just how necessary this has become. i pray that this experience within the realm of this whole expereienc will not fall short of how holy its already been.
2 comments:
OH, We love her. We have been praying our guts out. Aaron said things went well? We love you guys. Give our little princess a big love from us!
That is the most touching blog post I have ever read!! Just think of all the wonderful places Saylor's "good new feet" will take her!! She is very blessed to have a mom like you that can see the good in everything and love her unconditionally.
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