What Faith can do...

I wake up really early in the mornings. That's when I will express milk and I will have this urge to write on this blog. I am not sure why I do that, it just happens. Probably early mornings are peaceful and quiet and my thoughts just flow in and I know what to write for the day.

Yesterday, I did more meditation. I meditate willingly now, i do not have to make excuses for not doing it on a daily basis. Just like exercise is good for the physical body, meditation is sooo good for the mind.

I thank my lucky stars that I spend the past year learning it, attending free lunchtime buddhist meditations at the Uni and signing up for mindfulness courses. However, I found it hard to continue practising and overtime, it's becomes not part of my lifestyle. I am amazed about how Life works, how everything is divinely timed. I am so thankful that I am able to meditate and be open about it.

"Meditation is your free and portable healing agent whose only side effects are peace of mind and rejuvenation"

Hubby went to visit Sam last night and when the doctors did their rounds, they gave him an update. A significant update. The left chest drain has been removed!!!! WOOO HOOO! This is BIG for me. I never thought it would happen so soon, I had hope but I knew I have to be patient. Every cell in my body wants to scream "YAY". I am so proud of Sammie, for progressing in the right direction, for listening to mummy. Thank you, thank you, thank you. This is what faith can do.

Today's affirmation:-

It's Possible.

I am here to open my heart even more, the Love inside me is stronger than the pain i feel. Love is worth being open.

I breathe in love and flow with life.

I allow and welcome good to flow into my life. I deserve it.  :-)

Today is the day I have been looking forward to, I will be visiting Sammie. Thinking of it makes me so excited and happy. I am so grateful for everything in my life now. I am thankful that I am able to visit her at NICU and spend some quality time with her. As I am only able to visit her every couple of days, I think I am going to appreciate every moment. :-)

All is well in my world.