Last Thursday found me headed back to Beijing. I had a follow-up appointment to the one that I had scheduled the week before. Dr. Yanzani, an Australian, saw me. He commented on the need to monitor my blood pressure as the key indicator to future problems. Tests results from the summer showed an elevated level of possible inflammation of my liver. He thought perhaps I had extra iron in the body or Hepatitis. Both tested negative. However, I did end up having an ultrasound of my liver. Another new experience to my list of many.

On Saturday, I had an appointment to have an echocardiogram, which checked out normal save a small anomaly in the size of the left-side of my heart. The specialists I saw (yes, Dr. #3) indicated there was no need to wear the 24-hour heart monitor and that I should just monitor my own blood pressure. He also believed that the numbness was somewhat of a fluke given all the tests I submitted to. Basically, after all of the visits and tests, there seems to be nothing medically wrong, save the warning of a slightly higher than normal blood pressure. I truly know WHO was involved in this, and I truly know the One who saved me during this time.

This is my testimony, and I’m sticking to it!!!