So flattered & flabbergasted!!!

I just want to say THANK YOU...I have received so many positive comments following the show last night ("Barren & Blessed: The Plight of Infertility" on Living His Life Abundantly). Johnette is a fabulous interviewer and made us feel as if we were sitting in her living room. Even more so, I thank God for giving me the words to say, as I was a bit nervous. My heart is grateful for all of the family & friends who prayed for me during the taping and continue to do so through the infertility journey. The kind feedback has flattered and amazed me. If you still want to catch the re-airings of the show:

Tuesday Feb. 3rd: 4:00 am EST (I'm missing that one)
Wednesday Feb. 4th: 2:00pm EST
Friday Feb. 6th: 10:00am EST

The episode number is 447, if you want to order. Again, many thanks.

My EWTN "debut"

As most of you know, I had the undeserved privilege of flying to EWTN to appear on Johnette Benkovic's show, The Abundant Life. Although the show was taped in November, it will air next week. The president of the Catholic Medical Association and an author also appeared on the show with me, so you don't have to endure listening to my voice the whole time! Ha ha ha.

The episode is called "Barren and Blessed: The Plight of Infertility" Program #447 The Abundant Life airs on EWTN, the global Catholic Network. If you have satellite TV, you can watch it through your provider. If you don't have satellite, you can catch the episode online live at http://www.ewtn.com/tv/index.asp Click on the "now showing" box on the right, ensuring that the "U.S." tab is selected. Or, like Mark and I, invade a friend's house who has EWTN. :)

Monday February 2: 10:00 pm EST

Tuesday Feb. 3rd: 4:00 am EST (um, I probably won't catch this particular program)Wednesday Feb. 4th: 2:00pm EST

Friday Feb. 6th: 10:00am EST

The program was definitely a grace-filled experience. Thanks for all of you who prayed for me during the taping. Please pray for couples enduring infertility who have no one to turn to in their sorrow; hopefully this show will serve as a vehicle for means of support.