We made our very first visit to the doctor’s today since we’ve been in Vietnam.
Caleb has been having this fever for over a week and so we decided to take him in.
The nearest clinic of Western standard is in
Hanoi.
So we took a 2-hour bus ride this morning there.
Caleb was given some antibiotics to be taken if his fever continues for a few more days.
We are grateful for having gone through this exercise so we know better next time what to do.
The doctor and I had a conversation about being in
Vietnam.
He’s Belgian and has been in
Vietnam for 12 years.
He asked me if I am happy here.
I wasn’t sure how to answer the question but I did tell him that life is definitely not as comfortable here as it is in the
US.
I guess I have to say I am not happy in a secular sense, but I do have much joy within.
Many students express their sympathy towards our adjustment here in this town.
Though I miss having a kitchen sink, clothes dryer, and many other perks of life in the US, I am grateful for all I’ve been given (and not been given) here.
Afterall, who said I deserve to have what’s been provided for me?
My creator, out of his sovereignty and grace, granted me life and so much more.
I am simply humbled by his mercy.
1 comment:
hope Caleb recover soon. Hihi
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