In our long journey here, we traverse through the 12 signs of the zodiac, experiencing the archetypes of each sign. In each, we have learned both the positive and negative aspects and attributes. We experience, expand the consciousness of our self, the Divine Self and the true Self. Evolving and expanding in a glorious way. Think big, no bigger, yet even more. Feel the joy? Feel the Divine within you and celebrate with Joy. You are the cosmic Self. You are much more than you ever believed. Doesn't that fill you with hope? You are unfolding, expanding and becoming who you truly are. Know that you are Divine. "As above, so below". As I look at the picture and see the vine going up from the Earth. I see it changing into the letters "Economy". There is economy energy from the Divine that comes into you today. Open to the Divine both for protection and for your vital energy. Feel that connection with the Divine Spirit.

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I have a prayer request for Ashley. I have been wanting to update everyone for several days, but it's been pretty busy around here. Anyways, Ashley has had a cough for about 2 weeks now so on Tuesday I took her in to her CF dr. to have a throat culture done so we could make sure she didn't have some kind of bacterial infection growing in her lungs. Her cultures came back on Thursday and at this point they didn't show any type of infection (which we were very thankful for). They will continue to grow the culture until next week but we were told that more than likely if something was going to show up it probably already would have. However, in addition to that, Ashley has been breathing very hard for several days now, continuously all day, so I called her CF nurse on Thursday. After she talked to our CF dr. she wanted me to take her in for a chest x-ray to make sure she didn't have pneumonia. And she then told me that she wanted us to prepare that if she did have pneumonia that they would then want her hospitalized. Her x-ray showed that Ashley does not have pneumonia at this time but something called Atelectasis. Her left lung has some blockage in it (due to her thick mucus) which is making her have a hard time breathing. We were told to increase her CPT/vest to help clear that blockage. I told the nurse that we were already doing that, as when we have to do extra breathing treatments we also make her wear her vest. We have been doing about 4 treatments a day for a few weeks. The nurse said that could have helped to prevent her from already getting pneumonia. She said it could still turn into pneumonia so they want us to watch her closely. We then set up an appointment for me to take her into see her CF dr. last Friday for her to listen to her lungs and check her out. Ashley's pulse ox was at 93 and occasionally going down to 92. They really do not like to see it below a 95. Our CF dr. listened to her and thought her lungs sounded pretty good. So she had us do a breathing treatment while we were there (which seemed to have taken forever!) and then she wanted to listen to her again and recheck her pulse ox. It was still at a 93 after that. The dr. told us that a 92-93 is usually when they hospitalize because of the need for oxygen. But I think since Ashley's activity level seems to still be good she decided to hold off on hospitalizing at this point. We are suppose to call her over the weekend if anything changes and then I have to take Ashley back to see her on Monday morning. She did act like that if her breathing is still the way it is today, on Monday, then she may want to hospitalize her and begin some IV antibiotics to make sure that something else isn't also going on. She seems to have improved a little bit the past few days. She's still breathing hard, but it's not quite as loud and seems to be a little better. We'll see what her doctor thinks in the morning. We would love any prayers for her! She never seems to amaze me at how well she handles all of this! We are lucky to have such a sweet and strong little girl.

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