Commitment to God; Day346; Jan In Life Support

Commit your way to the Lord [roll and repose each care of your load on Him]; trust (lean on, rely on, and be confident) also in Him and He will bring it to pass. Psa 37:5

MIT (Most Important Task)
1. 1Mile swim 1
2. More Ikea shopping for cc’s table top 1
3. Grocery shopping 0

Britta came home today with a very sad message.  Her co-worker [my swim friend] Jan was found unconscious this morning at home after she failed to report to work last night. Had very light pulse and not breathing.  She had to be coded 8x. Currently she in life support, breathing indicated by the rise and fall of her chest and heart rate at 78 bpm as shown in the machine.

I don’t know much about Jan personally but in the pool, we know each other very well.  She is the girl that swims for 90 minutes non-stop at a very high pace.  I’ve raced with her several times side by side but somehow, her light built made her so buoyant and fast in the water that I could never keep up her pace. I do a 2.4 mile swim when I’m in the pool but this girl outlasted me every time she workout.  I am still believing for a miracle for her.  that despite all the “no brain activities” during the EEG test that somehow she is just recuperating internally.  There’s a few long distance and endurance swimmer at Clay Madsen, in fact, she is the only one that I know that do more than 2.4 miles.  She is fit and I know that her heart is strong. 

Lord, I know in the physical world, all points to the very close end of her life.  Doctors are nodding their head, and machine indicators showing a very negative outlook of her survivability, but despite of all that, I want you to give her another chance.  Revive her physically, put some brain activities in the test so that the people that take care of her right now will not give up on her.  I am asking all these in Jesus name. Amen.

Shopping List:
Clif bar
milk
bagel
sliced turkey
Latitude 4200
E207WF
Dual Monitor bracker
 

Reading List:
Sharepoint 2010 Unleashed, p232
Data Protection Management, p102
Handbook of Personality Disorders – Theory and Practice, p64