It's a waiting game

Well they did the bronchoscopy yesterday but of course it is too early to tell anything for sure. My doctor said that he could tell there was some kind of infection going on though. However, like most bronchs in the past it has left me feeling even worse today (a lot more pain, very short of breath and I was coughing up some blood this morning). I try not to dwell on all the what-ifs and the fact that I'm not getting better but right now we just don't know a whole lot. I've been praying that the Lord, who sees all and knows all would help bring to light what we need to know to hopefully treat it. Even though my doctor's are puzzled, I know nothing is hidden from the Lord and so I just pray He will give them the wisdom to know which path to take.

I keep up with another CF girl (http://livinglifebreathlessly.blogspot.com) who got a transplant almost 2 years ago and her most recent post she talked about being admitted to the hospital and that it had been the first time she was back in the hospital since transplant (2 yrs). First of all I am so happy for her and amazed at how well she has done but it is also hard to understand why some do really well after transplant and for others it continues to be a daily battle.

Faith enjoys being at the hospital especially when the hospital dogs come around to brighten up the patients. You know how much she loves dogs so she was beside her self having 3 dogs in the room. She kept saying,"they are soooo cute! They want to kiss me!" She thinks every dog should be her best friend. =)