Trying to make changes

It was February 19th when Wendy had her surgery and now it is April 15th. Just about 2 months. I can't begin to tell you how she is feeling. She has heald very well. She has so much more energy. She looks great. Wow! Let's back up to when she came home from the hospital. Ok, up to this point I have not been a good husband. Let me explain. I didn't do any house work. She did it all. I didn't help her at all. Her being sick really opened my eyes to how bad this was to our relationship. So, I promised God and my wife that I would really work on changing. Help out more around the house. Share the chores with my beautiful wife. The first week when she got home I would not let her do anything. What a shock to her, and me. I cooked, cleaned, did dishes and just really cared for her. I was treating her like the queen God meant for her to be. Ya know, it felt good inside too. I prayed each morning that God would continue to give me the strength to continue to be the man of God that He wanted me to be and to be the husband that He wanted me to be to my beautiful wife. It is not easy changing over night, but with the Lord's help and through Jesus, all things are possible. I thank God each day for my wife. I thank God each day for giving me another chance to show her what she means to me. Sometimes we just need to make changes in ourselves and not worry so much about others. Garth Brooks sums it up pretty good, "Did I show her everyday". Thank you God for this. Every time I recall all of this I start to tear up. It really hits home. Don't just tell that someone special that you love them, you need to show them. I Love You Miss Wendy!

Praise be to God and thank you Jesus Christ.