you never know.

This weekend I saw AIM's production of Oklahoma. Wonderful :) highly recommend it.

I had my first Micro test on this rainy Monday morning. Let me just say this now, this class is not going to be fun. Not excited.

So update on the new stuff. I had my booster dose of Humira Friday, and I've been sore all weekend. The best way to describe it is it felt kinda like I'd just had a killer ab workout. Every time I bent down or turned it just felt sore. But if that is going to be the worst of it, I'll gladly take it. Now that I'm finally getting over the initial shock of the "shot" detail, I'm really beginning to see the benefits. It will only take a few minutes to give the injections as opposed to the 4 hours I had grown accustomed to with Remicade. There will be little to no recoup time with Humira, hopefully. And one big thing for me, it is safe to use during pregnancy, unlike Remicade. Not that I'm worried about that yet obviously, just looking toward the future.

You never know how the Lord is going to use a hard situation to show teach you to lean on Him. It has definitely taken me some time to see this but I whole heartedly believe that this is all part of His plan for me. I feel like He used the Remicade to get me into remission and now He is going to use the Humira to keep me in remission, and also allow me to take this "safer" medicine as I move forward in life. All things work together for His good, even when we can't see how.

Still seeking His will.