Micah at Pilot Mountain two months and a day before he died. I remember this day clearly. Micah and his brothers got so far ahead of us on the trail that they went around the knob twice and came up behind us. From the time Micah fell out of the tree, to intensive care unit in the hospital, to finding out he had leukemia, to 2 ½ years of treatment and then a relapse, to the bone marrow transplant and to Micah's death after 4 years battling leukemia, I can say God is enough. God was enough for Micah and He is enough for me. His grace is sufficient. It is hard and I miss Micah just as much today, 10 years later, as the day he died. Happy 10 years in heaven with your Savior Micah! One day we will be joining you and I know you are waiting for us and interceding for us and cheering us on. I can remember you sitting on the window sill at the hospital looking out the window waiting for us to come in the morning. I can see you at the finish lin
Psalm 127:3 "Behold, children are a heritage from the Lord, The fruit of the womb is a reward."