Visions Of The Holy In Ordinary Lives
Cindy Loomis-Abell
My eight-year-old son, Jeremiah, has endured several medical problems. The one constancy among these problems was two kinds of seizures that caused difficulties for him in everyday life. Jeremiah has never known life without seizures, so he takes them, and the difficulties they cause, in stride. Three years ago, his father and I received the news from an MRI scan that new problems had come to light. The two abnormalities, which doctors were certain would increase in size as Jeremiah grew, would most likely require surgery.