"But those who wait on the LORD shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles, they shall run and not be weary, they shall walk and not faint" (Isaiah 40:31) I couldn't send or receive mail all day yesterday. With my 'technician' being gone, any problem I encounter with technology I am without a clue on what to do. Thank God for Roshon, she sits and works and figures out the problems...she takes after her dad on that... Anyway, all of you that wrote yesterday and didn't get an answer, please write again, specially those of you that had questions about my husband and all. I desire to answer any of your questions as best as I can. Well, I had my five minutes with my husband yesterday. He told me they will move him to a different place inside the prison today. As many of you already know, we have had really bad luck with lawyers and this one working on Dan's case, we just found out, is not very capable of doing a good job. We started frantically looking for a 'good lawyer' yesterday, hopefully we have more success this time. "Mache, I was thinking about you this morning." 'In this world wrong and right are just opinions,' like you said, 'justice just means you lose and I win...' Some dear people from our congregation wanted to go and stand outside the jail, have banners demanding his release, etc. I was moved by their love and their willingness to do anything so justice can be served. But they are thinking of justice as defined in Webster's dictionary: the quality of being righteous, rectitude, impartially, fairness. The quality of being right or correct, sound reason; rightfulness, validity. Just writing the definition makes me laugh with irony, how far this world's justice falls from the mark..! There isn't much I can tell you all at this time as I don't really know what will be next, except the waiting of the trial and my husband being changed to a place that is not so temporary, which we hope will change his conditions a bit and make it a bit better and not so unsanitary. I will be meeting with an attorney in Cd. Obregón tomorrow morning. It goes without saying of course, but I will, more than ever, absolutely covet your prayers as these things we are dealing with are so foreign to me. In a much brighter note, for those of you that have been praying for Jaziel, (my brother Miguel Angel's 6 year old grandson with the heart condition), he had his first surgery last week in Cd. Obregón. The doctors gave no hope when they took him to the operating room. The surgery resulted in a complete success for which the doctors were in awe. Yes, they don't know we serve and awesome, all powerful God. I got to see the main doctor yesterday when I went to visit Jaziel in the hospital, and let him know people were praying for God to guide his hands as he performed the surgery. He smiled at that... It was amazing for me to see how the color on Jaziel's face had changed. He no longer has the purplish color on his lips and nails characteristic of his condition, ('Tetralogy of Fallop,' a congenital heart defect which is classically understood to involve four anatomical abnormalities), therefore within 6 months he will need yet another surgery. Chuy, the mom, tells me Jaziel keeps telling her how well he feels. This is a new experience for him. As long as he can remember he has felt out of breath when talking or walking a bit, so what he is experiencing now is all knew to him. To God be all honor and glory forever! Thank you, a hundred times thank you, for your faithful prayers, your loving support, your encouraging words, etc. Trusting and relying in the One that sees all things, knows all things and stands in control of all things. Ana & Roshon |