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Climbing Mountains

Not that I am trying to hide secrets. I just do not like the feeling of holding people back. Nor should many know my condition. I just wanted to try something new. With people I adore. Not knowing if medically I would be alright. I believe things are possible, but I am sure climbing a mountain before the peak my body will be at a breaking point. But all the things in the micro is what I cling to. Which resonates with my spirit.

The miracle here is God.

Climbing Mountains

David Rim

Here are some of the events leading up. With my condition healing is slow. I am supposed to be more prone to sickness. I worked all week. I probably had a cold. Did all the preventative care through out judging day by day of can I make it. I switched my day off from Friday to Saturday as an audible. It was logical business decision making all though I have no power compared to the higher ups. It does not help that I sort of nudged someone to come join. As if I was locked in to climb that mountain. I did not know officially, but knew it's someone's birthday coming up. God made it so I was healthy enough to make it. The schedule wasn't horrible it's my normal hours of operation. I have nothing to complain about. I just have to figure out if I can handle the mountain and if I needed my medication.

The decision making came quick. As my poker skills kicked in. Until I can figure out myself what's going on with me it's better safe than sorry.

Where my friend instantly told birthday girl for her to give me her number. Where we both thought I don't think it will matter but okay. Zero hesitation while they reached over to tell me the number. I laugh internally thinking this is how I have a number now. But before this I kept turning around to make sure my group was still with me and one person kept tailing me. The other guy offered me a power bank. I would be just fine alone I usually enjoy quiet time. With the final caboose giving me the look of concern but I just waved them goodbye like I'm fine. I think I told you my condition. But never how it really affects me. Though it's new to me as well. That's why I've been testing my limits over the past couple years.

We climbed. We enjoyed. And I wished my body was okay. My rare opportunity to be with people faded into the sunset. Resting alone laid flat on a rock. Staring at the trees not knowing what the day would bring. Yet, God was good through it all. Grateful that the prayers had been answered.

David Rim