Homeward Bound

It is official. I am coming home. Over long debating (in my head) and talks with many people, I think the best option for me is to come home. Even though I wish I could stay I am not sure that my body or emotions could handle much more. Coming home offers a place of comfort and stability where I can hopefully become those exact things. 

Sadly, I had to say good-bye to some really great people I met. As any Mennonite connection usually is, I hope to keep in contact with these great people. I made some really great memories and am thankful for those ones. 

Thank you for your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. I know without them I would have been lost. For those of you who are wondering what I will be doing, my best answer is "I am not sure, yet." I am planning on staying at home for a while and helping my mom around the house, go on lots of walks, and whatever else to put my body in a relaxing state of mind. In December, I will be attending a program that will help me talk and learn to deal with some things that I went through. Eventually, I guess I will go back to school. But right now I am more focused on getting back to normal and feeling healthy again. Much love and thanks.