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Did I listen to the message?
  It didn’t take long for me to get yet another new car and get back into a regular routine. I kept working and having fun. I decided to stop dating the Jewish guy. I don’t know exactly why, but I just didn’t feel it was right. 
  I did start playing music again. A friend of mine taught private flute lessons and I would go with her and her students to play Christmas music for the people who were in nursing homes and hospitals. 
  A few months later I woke up to quite a shock.  My eye had dropped down about an inch. I went to work that day and set up a doctors appt. The next morning my dad thought it looked worse so he took me to the emergency room. I was admitted right away.
  I got poked and prodded. I had MRI’s, CAT Scans, Brain Scans, this test and that test. They took pictures and notes, asked questions and hmmmm and hawwww ‘d a lot. They said they didn’t know what was wrong or where it came from or for that matter how bad it would get. They told me the only way to determine what it was would be to operate and get samples. They said I could loose the sight in my right eye. They also said that it was a dangerous operation because they would be opening up my skull and any little mistake�?
  I thanked him for being honest and told him I wasn’t worried. In reality I was very scared. I remember saying the smallest little prayer before they put me under. It was simply "God help me"
  My mother came down to be with me during the surgery. I went through a 12 hour surgery the next day. They ended up removing my orbital bone, my forehead, and a portion of my upper skull. They were able to rebuild my orbital bone using my hip and my forehead with 2 of my ribs. They decided that had been enough for one day. I sould have to go back in a couple of months so they could rebuild my upper skull using 2 more ribs.
  When I got out of surgery my mom told me that a guy named Michael stayed with her the whole time I was in the operating room. Knowing my mom, they were probably praying the whole time too. I had met Michael at the club I went to but we never talked or anything.
  I know that God guided the doctors�?hands those days. Not only was I alive and well, but I looked just the way I did before I went in (with a little less hair)�?and I had 20/20 vision!
  Several of my friends came to visit me in the hospital; they brought me homemade lasagna, cakes and even beer. I thanked them, and I was glad for their concern, but it was when Michael came to see me that I was the happiest. In fact, I started seeing Michael after that day.
  I know I said there were only 5 chapters that I was going to write. But there is one more that I will write when the time is right. 
  Chapter 6, My Journey Home
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Praise GOD, Sweet, that was awesome. You have been through alot, but it is wonderful to see how the Lord has worked and moved and continues to do so. Thanks for sharing. Look forward to #6      |  
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 still loving them. Glad you came through all of that. Absolutly 
wonderful 
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               Did I listen to the 
                message?
  It didn’t take long for me to get yet another 
                new car and get back into a regular routine. I kept working and 
                having fun. I decided to stop dating the Jewish guy. I don’t 
                know exactly why, but I just didn’t feel it was right. 
  I 
                did start playing music again. A friend of mine taught private 
                flute lessons and I would go with her and her students to play 
                Christmas music for the people who were in nursing homes and 
                hospitals. 
  A few months later I woke up to quite a 
                shock. My eye had dropped down about an inch. I went to work 
                that day and set up a doctors appt. The next morning my dad 
                thought it looked worse so he took me to the emergency room. I 
                was admitted right away.
  I got poked and prodded. I had 
                MRI’s, CAT Scans, Brain Scans, this test and that test. They 
                took pictures and notes, asked questions and hmmmm and hawwww ‘d 
                a lot. They said they didn’t know what was wrong or where it 
                came from or for that matter how bad it would get. They told me 
                the only way to determine what it was would be to operate and 
                get samples. They said I could loose the sight in my right eye. 
                They also said that it was a dangerous operation because they 
                would be opening up my skull and any little mistake�?
  I 
                thanked him for being honest and told him I wasn’t worried. In 
                reality I was very scared. I remember saying the smallest little 
                prayer before they put me under. It was simply "God help 
                me"
  My mother came down to be with me during the surgery. 
                I went through a 12 hour surgery the next day. They ended up 
                removing my orbital bone, my forehead, and a portion of my upper 
                skull. They were able to rebuild my orbital bone using my hip 
                and my forehead with 2 of my ribs. They decided that had been 
                enough for one day. I sould have to go back in a couple of 
                months so they could rebuild my upper skull using 2 more 
                ribs.
  When I got out of surgery my mom told me that a guy 
                named Michael stayed with her the whole time I was in the 
                operating room. Knowing my mom, they were probably praying the 
                whole time too. I had met Michael at the club I went to but we 
                never talked or anything.
  I know that God guided the 
                doctors�?hands those days. Not only was I alive and well, but I 
                looked just the way I did before I went in (with a little less 
                hair)�?and I had 20/20 vision!
  Several of my friends came 
                to visit me in the hospital; they brought me homemade lasagna, 
                cakes and even beer. I thanked them, and I was glad for their 
                concern, but it was when Michael came to see me that I was the 
                happiest. In fact, I started seeing Michael after that 
                day.
  I know I said there were only 5 chapters that I was 
                going to write. But there is one more that I will write when the 
                time is right. 
  Chapter 6, My Journey 
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Sweet,   Honey,  Darlin,  Your leavin me is suspense. Where is ch. 6 I am waiting I can't handle it no more.  |  
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