A Piece of Happiness

September 24, Saturday, marks a special day for Joaqui.

He was so ecstatic when we told him that we're gonna buy his hearing aid today.

Let me refresh you with this post Keeping The Faith.

As soon as he get up from bed, I already told him to get ready because we're going to buy his hearing aid. He clasped his hands with wide smile and big rounded eyes, then exclaimed "Yesss! Hearing aid, Mama?"
I was teary eyed, nod my head, and told him, "Oo, bibili na tayo ng hearing aid mo."

You know that overwhelming feeling of a mom, when you do not know how to contain your happiness. I just want to see him wear a good class of hearing aid, and I couldn't wait to see his reaction.

He underwent the fitting, the testing, and when it was finally turned on, he cheerfully whooped, looked into our eyes and beamed. He may not express by words the happiness that he feels at the moment but you can see it on his face and by the way he genuinely smiles at us.

I know we have not completed the pair yet, but I know God is leading us to the right path. We are living by the strong faith and determination that everything we do, every sacrifices we make and all the hard work we exerted will eventually pay off.

We would like to thank all the people who helped us to reach this goal, the ones who helped us financially, the ones who supported and bought our Joaqui's Homemade Spreads, who constantly motivated us by their words of encouragement and most of all, to our friends and family who fervently prayed for us. May the Lord up there shower you with blessings much more than you deserve.

And to my better half, the father of my children, we made a good team! Cheers to all our shared hardwork, optimism and strong determination.

To God be the glory!

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