Hello family!
First things first, mum getting the "your missionary
is come home soon" letter should not have been the highlight of your week.
I believe that I sent a letter to you and dad last week and that should have
been better! Haha naw, I'm only kidding! I'm getting pretty excited to come
home. I am sad that I won't be home until after thanksgiving so I will
unfortunately miss out on all the midnight shopping with y'all but I do expect
y'all to buy me some clothes so I can come home and wear something nice! Haha
as for having thanksgiving dinner when I get home I would love to do that!
Well I will tell y'all all about my week. It was a week
full of trade offs and Doctor appointments. But we did have some good moments
to mention.
So Monday night we had the singles FHE dinner to go to! That is
seriously the best thing ever! Who would have guessed eating with all the old
single people of the ward would be so much fun! Most of them are in their 90's
and still kickin!
Tuesday we had zone conference. It was awesome! They had us do an awesome role play
on door approaches and boy was it fun! The new approach we have been taught to
use is introducing ourselves as messengers sent from God or Jesus Christ and then
to asks them a "did you know question". Like did you know that our Savior Jesus Christ appeared to the Americas and we have tangible evidence of
that? The question helps you lead right into teaching the restoration. It's
been awesome! I did have quite a shock at zone conference that I was not ready
for. So when you come to your last zone conference they let all the departing
missionaries bear their testimonies. Well, I go home with one of the zone
leaders and he had told me the day before not to worry because there is still a
zone conference in November and we would bear our testimony then. He was wrong!
We have our mission tour in November so this was the last zone conference
before I go home. Let's just say I cried the whole time I bore my
testimony! But I still have 3 more months so nothing to be to sad about!
After
zone meeting we had a trade off with some sisters. It was a long trade off.
They had been having some problems so we ended up having to do a two day trade
off with them. It was good though. I stayed in Hendricks with Sister Hibbard
who is a new missionary still in training and sister Ruesch went to the other
area. We had some awesome miracles that happened on the trade off. We found a
new investigator named Dequan and set a baptism date with him. Sadly he is in
his 20's and we will be referring him to the YSA sisters.
We had an awesome
lesson with our baptism date Deanna. We taught repentance to her so she could
fully repent before baptism. She is doing awesome! She quit smoking cigarettes last
week and is now working on getting off the e-cigarette. She has a solid
baptism date for September 25! We are so excited!!
Friday I had my doctors appointment. I'm not sure how to
say it went. We were hoping that it would be a quick easy visit that they
would just confirm that I had Achilles tendonitis and then prescribe me
physical therapy. Well that is not exactly what happened. They are concerned
with the lump I have on the back of my ankle. They say that it's not common for
tendonitis. So they have requested that I get a MRI and I also have to go get
blood work done to make sure that there is no underlying problems with me... Luckily the MRI was approved by the
missionary medical. The mission nurse told me they hate approving them because
if the MRI shows anything too serious or they recommend surgery then they
usually send the missionary home. So now I just have to pray that all will be
ok and that my physical therapy will be enough to cure this! On a good note
they gave me this awesome topical gel to put on it that has been really helping
with my pain! I'm getting all the blood work done today and then later
this week I will probably go for the MRI. So mum, I need you to make sure I
have money in my account because each doctor visit I go to its a 10 dollar
copay. Also I ran out of money for the month so I will need to use my home card
next week for groceries.
We had another trade off on Friday after the doctors
appointment. This time we had it with the Arlington sisters. I went to their
area with Sister Mansfield. It was fun! She use to be my sister training leader
when I was in Ocala. So yeah, it was a very easy and relaxed trade off.
My final story happened on Saturday night. So we get in
for the night and we are getting all ready for bed so Sister Ruesch is in the
bathroom and I walk in the bedroom I was grabbing something off my nightstand
in the dark when I saw a giant black spot under the window sill. I knew this
was not good so I turn on my lamp to see a giant cockroach under the window sill
right above my pillow! I wanted to die!!! So I go and start banging on the
bathroom door and in my high pitched voice I am trying to tell Sister Ruesch
that there is a cockroach and she needs to kill it. By this point I have
stripped all of the blankets off of my bed and pulled the mattress away from
the wall. Sister Ruesch is just laughing and wondering why I can't just kill it
myself. Well, she agrees to smash it but ends up knocking it on the floor so we
both are screaming. The second time she tries to hit it it flies up at our faces
and finally I put a shoe on and just smashed the little bugger into the carpet.
It made for a funny moment.
We recorded some of it so y'all will be able to see it!
The rest of the night I was so paranoid that there were going to be cockroaches
in my bed with me. Luckily that is the first one we have ever seen and we
haven't seen any since!
Well that concludes my week! I will let y'all know how
everything with the doctor goes when I know! I have my blood work appointment
this afternoon, I will be going for the MRI later this week and then I have
physical therapy next Monday and another doctors appointment to follow up with
everything on the 2nd of Sept. So yeah, I'll keep y'all updated. I hope y'all
have a wonderful week! I love and miss y'all a bunch!
Love,
Sister Webb
Ps. We are starting our 100 day count down!! :)
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