The Flog – The Fabry Log

I was on Mark Elfstrand's morning program from WMBI today and had a conversation about our experience since October 4. He had some good questions and I tried to give the answers. There's so much we don't know about the future, but we know who holds the future in His hands.

Thanks for your prayers and concern. I know many in Chicago will be hearing about this for the first time. Keep praying for wisdom on our next steps. One day, one step at a time.

If you want to do something tangible, rather than sending us something, find a copy of Dogwood and purchase it. Either at your local bookstore or online. Here's a link to Amazon for Dogwood. That really is a vote of confidence about where I feel God has been leading me the past few years, to tell redemptive stories in a genuine way that shows the reality of sin and reflects the love of God.

Brandon Heath's song "Wait and See" from his current album has meant a lot. The chorus to that says, "There is hope for me yet, because God won't forget all the plans he's made for me." I believe he's not finished with this story. He's not finished with our family. In fact, He's just begun.

Thanks for reading and listening. If you want to email me, the address is chrisfabry@comcast.net.

I mentioned Pippen in the interview and just found a picture of him on my computer. You can see Frodo's ear in the picture. Pippen was Colin's diabetic buddy. Pippen was diagnosed exactly one year before Colin and he watched him go through 2 shots a day to keep him healthy. We were talking the other day that Pippen and Frodo are probably frolicking together, running free, no mold, no blindness or diabetes. Thank God for dogs.