Every practice and every game is an opportunity to lead our children. Often, as parents, we think we have fulfilled our duty by simply attending our children’s games and cheering. Not so! We are called to so much more. Informed by the gospel, we are called to lead our children wisely. Before the game, this [means] preparing them to keep biblical priorities in mind while they play. After the game, this [means] celebrating their expressions of godly character more than we celebrate their skill for the final score. Every moment our children spend in sports is a teaching moment.
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#1 · March 6, 2012, 12:19 pm

Posted by: wesly.smith <wesly.smith@...>

Praying for you, Douglas.

Wes

On Tue, Mar 6, 2012 at 5:58 AM, Douglas Anderson <rxdca@usa.net> wrote:

I had knee surgery to repair some torn cartilage back in November. 
I had to be off of the arthritis meds that I take for my knees and
my back for 5 days prior to the surgery because they increase the
risk of post-operative bleeding.  While I was off of the arthritis
meds I discovered that I have some arthritis in my left hand which,
evidently, had been masked by the fact that I've taken arthritis
meds for years.  It's only in one knuckle, so it is probably from
(football or wrestling?) injury at some during my teenage years. 
The real problem is that since restarting the arthritis meds it
really hasn't gotten any better.  I doesn't bother my guitar/bass
playing yet.  After I warm up I don't notice it any more.  But it is
concerning and I certainly don't want to get it worse.  Prayers
would be appreciated.

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Douglas

rxdca@usa.net

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