Amazing.

A friend posted this, and even though we don't know if this is what we're dealing with, it sure does apply :)  In some ways, I wish it were this obvious to others, just so he could have some validation.  Invisible diseases are trying...  but out of trying things come amazing people.  And Bryan is just one of those people.  (Good thing he doesn't read this or he'd be not too happy) :)
He amazes me every day.  He amazes me that he finds a way to dig down each and every morning to get out of bed and work 2 jobs to provide for our family.  He amazes me that he will come home completely exhausted, but still help me get dinner on the table, and straighten the house.  If I felt like he did, I daresay I'd feel just great about crawling into bed upon getting home...the kids, the house, the spouse---they could have fun fending for themselves :)  He amazes me when he searches for things he can do daily with the children (reading, baseball card collecting, projects, etc.) even when he is so so sick.  He amazes me that regardless of what the future holds, he is constantly trying to better himself and increase his base of knowledge by reading constantly.  He amazes me that in those fleeting brief moments when the pain is tolerable, he works his tail end off in the yard to make and keep it beautiful for me and everyone else to enjoy.  He amazes me with his deep desire to serve our Heavenly Father. 

In short...he is amazing, and I love him.