That's the question I'm getting most often these days, and understandably so.

Right now we're waiting on my therapist's polygrapher to verify the results of my polygraph chart. This is a precautionary measure, so that when we present the passed exam to BC we can say, "Not only did I pass a polygraph administered by a licensed professional polygraph examiner, we also had the results verified by another polygrapher."

Once the results are verified (presumably this week), my therapist will then informally present those results to BC to see if we can proceed with reunification. The big prayer point here is for BC to not be obstinate. If BC chooses to dig its heels into the ground, we'll have ample evidence to fight this separation in court, but we'd rather not go through the trouble or expense of that endeavor.

Back in June of last year, when I was sitting in jail, not knowing what the future held, I felt like the Holy Spirit opened up Romans 8:33 to me, and, despite the uncertainty of the future of my family, I was comforted. The scripture reads, "Who shall bring a charge against God’s elect? It is God who justifies."

He justifies on so many levels. I praise Him for that.