A View From the Buggy
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I GROANED WEAKLY, FLOPPING ON OUR HOMEMADE LOUNGE. “MOM, I don’t feel well!”
So began 2005 and my journey toward a serious illness. We came from the Amish church in Berne, Indiana, whose Ordnung forbade such things as stuffed couches and recliners. So my resting place that day was our lounge—as we called it. It was really a foldout English bed with a headboard. We folded it up and made a homemade cushion for it, and that was our lounge.
We lived one day at a time, committing each day to God, not... knowing what He had in store for us in the months ahead. But we trusted Him.
I was nine years old that year, and still in school. We thought my getting sick on the first of March must be due to one of those unwelcome flu bugs going around. But it was not so.
While I lay on the lounge my thoughts started running. I’m not sick, I told myself. I feel perfectly okay. So why am I lying here? I should get up and join my family who are having a lively time at the supper table. But, oh…I feel so weak!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I GROANED WEAKLY, FLOPPING ON OUR HOMEMADE LOUNGE. “MOM, I don’t feel well!”
So began 2005 and my journey toward a serious illness. We came from the Amish church in Berne, Indiana, whose Ordnung forbade such things as stuffed couches and recliners. So my resting place that day was our lounge—as we called it. It was really a foldout English bed with a headboard. We folded it up and made a homemade cushion for it, and that was our lounge.
We lived one day at a time, committing each day to God, not... knowing what He had in store for us in the months ahead. But we trusted Him.
I was nine years old that year, and still in school. We thought my getting sick on the first of March must be due to one of those unwelcome flu bugs going around. But it was not so.
While I lay on the lounge my thoughts started running. I’m not sick, I told myself. I feel perfectly okay. So why am I lying here? I should get up and join my family who are having a lively time at the supper table. But, oh…I feel so weak!
What to read after A View From the Buggy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerry S. Eicher to read onlineMoreLess
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