Update from Marcie Taylor
Today started out very frustrating. I chose to be frustrated even
though the things bugging me were out of my control. I am just so ready
to get home to hospital workers who speak English, public bathrooms with
toilet paper and towels....probably to much information:) my other
children, my bed, getting Morgan on the road to recovery, and just
being in the USA!! Morgan's flight
changed again. She won't fly out until Monday morning at 7:00am. She
flies to Christmas Island, Hawaii, Oakland, then home. Yes, it seems
like a long flight. It is, she gets in to Salt Lake about 4:30am
Tuesday. It's a small plane So they need to refuel. An ambulance will
get her from the air port and we will meet her at the hospital. I am
anxious for a full report on the things that need to be repaired and
ready for recovery. Another frustrating thing was Morgan's camera has
turned up missing. I just want her Memory cards. Hopefully it will turn
up. She did buy a little hard drive to back them up on so i hope she
did. I wasn't seeing any progress with Morgan when we got there. That
was frustrating and made us sad. But towards the end she waved goodbye
to the mission president with her finger and then gave him a thumbs up.
Those two things totally changed the day. Again there was hope. It
doesn't take much. We just hope there is progress everyday. It doesn't
need to be big but just something. Well, 24 hours and I will be
heading home. We have invited the whole island of Tahiti to come
visit:). I hope they come. Today we had some Sister missionaries come
say goodbye to Morgan. We all cried. I just keep focusing on the fact
that there is a different plan for Morgan. Something better, not fact
that a drunk driver took the rest of her Tahitian mission away from her
and changed the rest of her life. It's a fine line for me right now.
But I will be positive! Well, good night! Na Na! And bonswa. I don't
know if that's how you spell it but I like that word because it means
good evening and that means we survived one more day.
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