PTL.......

Time sure flies. It's nine days into the lunar new year and celebrations had toned down considerably. Most businesses had resumed and it's back to work for those who had taken leave. Another year to face amidst the economic crises, financial meltdown and political blickering. Plus, the havoc mother nature played during this rainy season. Most parts of the country were inundanted by floods causing disruption to lives, destruction to properties, crops and livelihood. Looks like we are set to face a tumultous year ahead.

Hubby flew back to Malacca on Sunday. Mum flew back to Sibu on the second day of the new year. Ruth resumed school on Monday. So, it's back to the routine of living.

However, there's one bright spark in the midst of this "depressing" time. In my previous post, I wrote about a dear friend being diagnosed with breast cancer. She had her masectomy done in Kuching and then proceeded to Singapore for the follow-up treatment. She brought her specimen to Mt. Elizabeth Medical Centre and upon further diagnosis, the cancer was non-invasive and at an early stage. When I called her up this morning, she told me that she need not undergo any form of chemoteraphy and only need to take hormone pills for the next few years. We have been praying hard for this sister and it's a testimony of God's goodness and graciousness.