You poor thing! Remember -- anything that doesn't kill you makes you stronger. Just keep reminding yourself how strong you're getting!

Martha,

That was good advice from amazindirt. We always have more strength than we realize until we are put to the test.

Try to enjoy those things that you can't enjoy when you are having to work and don't get to stay at home. Sometimes the best things happen when everything seems to be going wrong. I always try to remember "the darkest hour is just before dawn."

I'm sure many prayers are being sent on your behalf. Take joy in that.

Katie

Thanks ya'll...........The only good that has come of this is that I have been able to stay at home with my 3 year old and taught him his colors and his numbers.....I still have a roof over my head and I am thankful for that but I am getting to the point that I do not know what has brought this on and I do know that what you endure makes you stronger........somehow that is not helping at the moment....Thank you all

Martha here's a great insprirational sight you may want to make your homepage for a while. Remember a wondrous thing is happening right now. Your body is healing. I'm thankful that you have that broken leg to creep around on. I'm thankful for the doctors that set it for you. I'm thankful for the medication to releive some of your discomfort. I pray you will be surrounded by the warmth of family and friends and you will regain your strength and peace of mind. I pray that even in your misery nothing can steal your joy.

Here is a link that might be useful: Inspiration