
[low tide at Jebu Island]
Tomorrow I hop a bus to Seoul for more bloodwork.
The Neurologist finally called back this afternoon to let me know that the hold up was finding a lab…any lab…that could run the test for Scrub Typhus.
But all the stars have finally aligned & now it’s my turn to contribute to the never-ending “let’s-test-her-for-this” process.
For those of you just tuning in, I have ‘some-ting in my brain’.
I’ve known for two months now, but no answer as to what that ‘some-ting’ may be.

Like the boat I’ve been stuck out here in the middle of all this uncertain mud - waiting for the emotional tide of an official diagnosis to come in so that I can finally plot a course out of here.
But I’m stuck…I’ve been stuck.
Stuck in the mud & muck and yeah, sure…from time to time it’s easy to close my eyes & forget it’s there.
But it IS there.
Surrounding me. Surrounding every decision I make.
I can’t take one step out of this freakin’Â boat without getting in it.
And this blood test tomorrow is another step towards an answer – an answer I’ve been waiting for.
So why do I feel so afraid?
[don't answer that]
I’m going to go close my eyes now.










Close your eyes and remember your ‘Moment of Zen’……y’all are still in our thoughts and prayers.
So glad they finally found a lab that can do the test. Even though I haven’t been around much lately, you’ve been on my mind and in my prayers.
Hey Jenn, Thanks for your posts on my blog. You’re officially my first non-family, non-already-existing-friend to post! : ) It’s really too bad that you have to keep traveling so far to try and get to the bottom of this mystery illness, ugh. I hope that this recent treatment is the final one. I seem to have misplaced your original e-mail and have a non-blog-post question for you. Would you mind dropping me a line whenever it is convient? Thanks, in advance.
All the best,
Gen
Keep the FAITH Baby. We are all with you