Here are just a few of the things I took for granted and now realize more than ever how much I appreciate and love them.

I never thought I would want to cook again when I was sick, but now I remember how much I love cooking and eating delicious meals.

Missy, a forever friend since fifth grade, and I went to Golden Spoon while I was in California. She is due any day now with her second baby girl.

Friends in Arizona-every sunday we get together for game night. This was actually a tuesday night, but same group.

Getting ready for and actually going to church is something I've never been more grateful to be able to do. I was so excited to go back on sunday I actually made Zac match with me. He was a good sport.

And last, but not least, just being able to smile again, to laugh and enjoy everyday I am not in the hospital. I never thought I would get through the past couple of weeks, but with the help of family and friends I am still here and surviving each day. As time goes by I realize that there is a plan for Zac and I and that one day we will become parents.