For all those wondering . . . .

Many people have been asking about the possibility of me have psoriatic arthritis as was brought to my attention a while ago by my doctor. The fact is, nothing really has changed with that at this point. As much as I would like to tell you that it was nothing and the doctor was just being cautious, we have not yet been able to confirm or deny that possibility as of now.

However, the good news about not having any confirmation is that I haven't had any "attacks" - as he called it - since he brought it up to be able to confirm or deny his suspicions. I am still hopeful that what he thinks could be arthritis is exactly what I thought it was in the first place, infections. (Not that I enjoy dealing with infections, but I'd rather deal with them then arthritis!)

Thank you for the thoughtfulness and continued prayers. The Good Lord knows I need every one of them!

God bless!

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Meanwhile, Back on the Farm

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