Feeling restored. . .

Today I returned to Bible Study, it felt so good to be back among so many special people and digging into God's word with the women of StoneBridge! In Isaiah 1:23b ". . . They do not defend the orphan, nor does the widow's plea come before them." We didn't speak much on this subject today, but it effected me very much. I have been so touched by how God's people have surrounded me and my family and held us up with prayer, words of encouragement, sharing scripture, and offers of help in so many ways. I will forever be changed and more active in compassionate service to the wounded and broken hearted. When I could not feel God, He loved me through all of you who poured your love out and did not abandon me in my darkest hour. Thank you all and please keep praying, encouraging and loving the Vincent family. Tomorrow begins with Mason and I receiving instruction on chemotherapy. Mason heads of the the race at noon and I have a procedure in the afternoon to put in a port to receive my chemo. A very special friend is giving her time to take me, it is outpatient but because of anesthesia it is a long day. Madi is being covered by even more loving friends. . . thank you all so much. Please pray for Mason as he is leaving us for the first time since this all started. Hard as it has been on me, it truly is more difficult to watch and not be able to stop it for him. He hates not being here for my procedure so please pray for peace for him and protection for me. Psalm 30:7 "I will rejoice and be glad in Your lovingkindness, because You have seen my affliction; You have known the troubles of my soul." Thank you all for your support and for your constant reminder that God has not abandoned us! We love you!