Ep 1013 | Jase Cares for His Sick Godson & Missy Performs a Midnight Rescue
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What challenges does Jase face as a nighttime caretaker?
I am unashamed. What about you? Welcome back to Unashamed. We got, we were having, I guess, what would you call it, Jason? An old man conversation?
It's a therapy, a therapy conversation. I feel like it was therapy when he said, I need to vent or rant. I forgot how you said it, Jason.
I thought I had a couple of rants that I had.
It's hard to get old is what I was thinking, but you may have another take on it.
What you're supposed to do when you reach my age is, you know, you have grandkids and my oldest son. that they've turned their place into a baby factory. So they got three under three.
Yeah.
But they manage it well every time I'm there. And the good thing about being a grandparent is, you know, all your, insert all your jokes here. You get to show up, but you can always leave. So it's a great place to be.
My single tagline, Jace, because now I've got them stretched out, mine are getting married, is it's all the love without the ultimate accountability. And which is a really good situation because like it's up to your kids to raise their kids ultimately. But, you know, you're part of the process, but you get to love them just like your kids. You just don't have that ultimate responsibility, which is true.
So that's not what I was going to vent on the the. you know missy and i had a situation that we don't really go into detail about it but we we have a little man that we're helping raise and uh he had a surgery which was is tough when you have toddlers going through a surgery and so it's but we've had a lot of experience with that with mia
How does Missy come to the rescue?
and so whatever the case uh and it was you know pretty extensive and affects you know him talking and eating it in his throat and mouth area so this is day uh what day see now i don't even know what day of the week it is i think this is day six of the recovery Yeah. And, uh, you know, much better yesterday, but I've been taking the night shift, which is basically nine o'clock to nine in the morning. Because, you know, when, uh, are we talking here?
What's the age?
We're talking almost three.
Okay.
And so, uh, you know, I positioned myself. So, cause, cause I wasn't here the first two days, which were the roughest. So Missy was full time. She, she got the rough end of this. So I said, you catch up on your sleep. I'll take this. And so the first couple of nights was about every hour, you know, there was a cry out. So, you know, you don't get to really sleep. And, uh, So I did pretty good, but now that he's a lot better, like last night was just one time. It was like 12.50, and I basically woke up and just sensed a presence somewhere, and I eased around the corner, and he was sitting on the second step, just sitting there. I was like, what's up, buddy? And he's like... thirsty you know because his mouth gets real dry from overcoming what he's in the first night i would i would have to his nose would get so dry because it was running so bad with a little you know a little blood little snot whatever and i'd have to because he couldn't breathe because it's like once it comes out of your nose it then dries and so i didn't read a manual you know i got a warm
paper towel, and just slowly worked it, which it took probably 10 minutes. And so I've been Dr. Mom, but this morning, it was just a terrible morning. I mean, he slept. That one instance, he went back to bed, gave him something to drink, so everything's fine. So then about, I think it was 6.15 he got up. which is early. So I was like, all right, buddy, let me get you some milk here. Well, the vent I want to go on are these. I'm so glad we have a new administration because I've noticed that every product that you use with kids that has a different country on it besides the U.S. has a lot of problems. So I fixed the milk. I hand it to him. Well, look, it's leaking. All over him.
What insights do they share about parenting and grandparenting?
The cup is leaking.
Yeah, the cup's leaking. So now I'm trying to fix the cup. Now he's like, new pajamas, basically, is what he was saying. I was like, no.
You want someone to make sippy cups great again, is what you're telling me.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What challenges does Jase face as a nighttime caretaker?
0:01–1:47
2
How does Missy come to the rescue?
1:47–4:39
3
What insights do they share about parenting and grandparenting?
4:39–13:44
4
What is the testimony shared during the baptism?
13:44–18:33
5
How do Jase and Zach discuss the cultural implications of freedom?
18:33–22:36
6
What is the significance of worship according to John 4?
22:36–25:17
7
How does the conversation shift to discussing family health issues?
25:17–31:38
8
What reflections do they have on life's challenges and faith?
31:38–51:31
Speakers
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