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First Week of the Transfer

 ---Tuesday--- Elder Chaj

My new companion is Elder Chaj. He's from a small town near the Mexican border in Guatemala. He's short but full of spirit. We started this transfer out by going out and contacting for 4 hours straight.  He got to know the area more as well

---Uhhhh---
Well, for the rest of the week I had strange chest pains. It would hurt alot and the not at all and yeah.... that went on for a couple of days, fast forward----

---Sunday--- Doctor Visit
We went and visited the doctor on Sunday. After alot of tests they found nothing. Absolutely nothing. We went back to our area and finished off the day....

---Monday--- "Ayuda!!!" (Help!)
We were walking in the street today when we heard someone else crying out for help. We initially thought it was a joke until we saw the blood. She was bleeding from her head. We went and found a member that lived near by, called an ambulance, it was this big whole thing. We found her before anyone else and good thing we did because that was alot of blood.

---Spiritual Thought--- 
Well, I found this video on The Saints Channel App. It's from the series Hope Works. They are just inspiring messages. This one is about following Spiritual prompting no matter how weird they are. 

We need to follow the spirit and do what God wants us to do. You never know how much your life can change if you follow the promptings of the Holy Ghost.

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