On May 2, 2024, Doug couldn't put any weight on his feet without causing him severe pain. It was so bad he couldn't stand on his feet when he tried to get up from the waterbed. So, we called 911 and he went to the emergency room. From that day on, Doug has been using his wheelchair that he got when he got out of the hospital in 2008. Life is not easy for Doug, and everyday is a challenge. We have made adjustments and are learning ways to accommodate being totally disabled now. Business has slowed down, and we are trying to close the law practice and sell our building. God has blessed us and we are leaning on Him as we plan Doug's retirement from being a successful attorney after 34 years here in Norman. I don't know what the future holds, but I do know who holds the future. And, we are still living one day at a time, always.
My nephew Jason Rovenstine died the day before Thanksgiving in Peru while on his motorcycle traveling down to the tip of South America. He was living his dream, but now he is with Jesus.
Life happens, and I pray we are being used by God to show the world that Jesus is real and our savior. Jason was doing that. Amen!
"Go tell it on the mountain, over the hill and everywhere. Go tell it on the mountain that Jesus Christ is born!" 🌲
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