Comments for Maestro Man http://maestroman.ca The Journey Never Ends Tue, 19 Apr 2011 12:51:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Dr appointments Pt 2, or 3…. by Deb http://maestroman.ca/archives/976#comment-9 Deb Tue, 19 Apr 2011 12:51:22 +0000 http://maestroman.ca/?p=976#comment-9 I was thinking of you all and praying. I hope it went well! I was thinking of you all and praying. I hope it went well!

]]> Comment on Dr appointments Pt 2, or 3…. by Chris Deeves http://maestroman.ca/archives/976#comment-8 Chris Deeves Fri, 15 Apr 2011 14:25:14 +0000 http://maestroman.ca/?p=976#comment-8 Perspective is great. We go on Monday. Pray for us. Perspective is great. We go on Monday. Pray for us.

]]> Comment on Dr appointments Pt 2, or 3…. by Deb http://maestroman.ca/archives/976#comment-7 Deb Fri, 15 Apr 2011 14:16:59 +0000 http://maestroman.ca/?p=976#comment-7 We have spent many days at Sick Kids with our oldest, and I remember the long days there. It is an amazing place.Unfortunately, there are not enough doctors to go around as it is, and when one is sick, there is no-one to fill in. Specialists are very few and far between, not only in pediatrics, but in every specialty. Every time I am tempted to complain about our health care system, I remember the situation for most people in our world. My brother and his family lived in Kyrgystan on the mission field. In the town they lived in, the nearest doctor dentist was a 4 hour drive away. Prenatal care for my sister-in-law consisted of having her blood pressure taken by a fellow Canadian missionary, who happened to be a nurse, who lived hours away. And the situation was even worse when they were on the mission field in Bandeh Aceh, Indonesia, following the tsunami. It just gives me a little perspective on how fortunate we really are. We have spent many days at Sick Kids with our oldest, and I remember the long days there. It is an amazing place.Unfortunately, there are not enough doctors to go around as it is, and when one is sick, there is no-one to fill in. Specialists are very few and far between, not only in pediatrics, but in every specialty.
Every time I am tempted to complain about our health care system, I remember the situation for most people in our world. My brother and his family lived in Kyrgystan on the mission field. In the town they lived in, the nearest doctor dentist was a 4 hour drive away. Prenatal care for my sister-in-law consisted of having her blood pressure taken by a fellow Canadian missionary, who happened to be a nurse, who lived hours away. And the situation was even worse when they were on the mission field in Bandeh Aceh, Indonesia, following the tsunami. It just gives me a little perspective on how fortunate we really are.

]]> Comment on Stairway Pt. 2 by MaestroMan http://maestroman.ca/archives/970#comment-6 MaestroMan Wed, 06 Apr 2011 22:31:28 +0000 http://maestroman.ca/?p=970#comment-6 Thanks for your comment - I have thought of both of those before. We used Dust in The Wind @ Lakeside close to 7 years ago - I remember, since I played it :-) Good suggestions. Thanks for your comment – I have thought of both of those before. We used Dust in The Wind @ Lakeside close to 7 years ago – I remember, since I played it :-)
Good suggestions.

]]> Comment on Stairway Pt. 2 by Selaw http://maestroman.ca/archives/970#comment-5 Selaw Mon, 04 Apr 2011 02:31:25 +0000 http://maestroman.ca/?p=970#comment-5 "Dust in the Wind" - the futility and meaninglessness of power, possessions and prestige. "Turn, Turn, Turn" - the seasons/passages of life “Dust in the Wind” – the futility and meaninglessness of power, possessions and prestige.

“Turn, Turn, Turn” – the seasons/passages of life

]]> Comment on If worship is what we do… by MaestroMan http://maestroman.ca/archives/943#comment-4 MaestroMan Sat, 26 Feb 2011 15:31:42 +0000 http://maestroman.ca/archives/943#comment-4 Thanks for your comment. It is monumental for me - as my first comment in almost 1.5 years of blogging :-). I am glad you liked the post - I get very passionate about worship and I get very bent out of shape when people reduce worship to a music-style or sub-culture Thanks for your comment. It is monumental for me – as my first comment in almost 1.5 years of blogging :-) . I am glad you liked the post – I get very passionate about worship and I get very bent out of shape when people reduce worship to a music-style or sub-culture

]]> Comment on If worship is what we do… by Mikey http://maestroman.ca/archives/943#comment-3 Mikey Sat, 26 Feb 2011 06:16:00 +0000 http://maestroman.ca/archives/943#comment-3 Thanks dude, great to be challenged. Well written Thanks dude, great to be challenged. Well written

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