I spent the day at the Shipshewana Flea Market today. Just me, my thoughts, my doll clothes, and thousands of other people to watch and learn from. I took a picture of my booth also. I was just trying to keep everything out of the rain today and a customer pointed out that I did a nice job displaying my items today. COOL - because I never put anything in the exact same spot twice. I may keep it like this for a few weeks.
The rest of my family had a great day also. I think we are finally learning what Megan's normal schedule is and getting more comfortable in knowing how to react to the condition she wakes up in, how much and when she is sleeping, and how comfortable she stays when she is awake. We have learned many things about how far we can deviate from her written schedule (within working reason for our family life) and calculating how much time we have between Megan's scheduled treatments.
This is good news in that we are getting a step closer to figuring out when to take Megan into the community, how long she can handle outside activities, and when she needs to return home. After that, our only last fear would be how easy it may be for Megan to attract another "bug" from being in the community. But, that will be left in the hands of the "Great Healer" when the time comes. We cannot live our lives in fear of "what if?" We want our daughter to be able to experience life outside our home bubble also. I hope we get there soon. Thanks to everyone who has been praying for us and sending warm thoughts.
