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Clamchucker 6 months ago
ActivityRank: 2566 You will be in our prayers.
Your message is indeed a testament of your
faith and your acceptance of whatever He may send your way. As one who
lives with death on a daily basis, I can tell you your attitude and
understanding could not be better for any trials or tribulations facing you now
or in the future. Always strive to maintain that strong faith in Him and
you will never go wrong.
But we are only human. Sometimes we
can slip and forget His lessons to us. Know that you have friends here
and you can count on us to help and support you during those moments when you
may experience the doubt, worry, anxiety, or any other troubling feelings that
could befall any of us mortals.
Your message demonstrates great courage
and faith. You could not have chosen a better role model than Our Girl.
She, and now you, inspire us all.
Your pal,
Clamchucker |
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Bob Robertson 6 months ago
ActivityRank: 46
You are in our prayers! I have also found God from the example of MaryAnne, and the power is indeed immense. I have some things I'd like to share with you privately, so feel free to write me at barrelrep@aol.com. We'll be moved over to Hawaii (Kailua-Kona, Big Island) in a few weeks and I want very much to be in touch on a number of matters concerning health and spirituality. --Bob Robertson |
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riffroof 6 months ago
ActivityRank: 200
Dennis, I am keeping you in my prayers as well - and praying that whatever
happens in our lives, we will remember and trust in God's love.
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Dennis L. Fleming 6 months ago
ActivityRank: 6
Well, the surgery went off with a hitch. What I had trouble with was the anesthesia withdrawl. That took seven days of insanity. On the third or fourth day some thing in the back of my mind told me I had not talked with God since the surgery. After that third or fourh day I felt my sanity being restored. Physically I now feel, on a scale of one to ten, I am a four, there is more to do there. Spiritually, except for the mental break right after the surgery, I am already back to a ten. I need to have no fear about what might happen further along this, Gods, road for me. I see this as evidence of having had a profound spiritual experience. Thank you for all your prayers and love. It takes all that plus my own faith in God that makes work. I had to be told afterwards how many people came to see me in the hospital. I fear I remember almost none of them, even those that came two or three times, but I was told about it later and I feel greatly honored by their support and yours. Based on my own experience, I beg of you to keep your prayers and love coming for MaryAnne. She can have the same experience. I love you all, Dennis Fleming |
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Clamchucker 6 months ago
ActivityRank: 2566 Greetings:
Hopefully your
reaction to the anesthesia will be your only complication with the surgery.
I had a bad reaction to anesthesia when I went under the knife in 1997.
It was nowhere near as bad as your experience, lasting only thirty six
hours.
The one effect
I noticed the most in retrospect was the "dumbing down" caused by the mix.
Not being too bright to begin with, for over a week I found some of the
simplest mental tasks to be somewhat of a challenge.
Keep up your
positive morale and you will do fine with the rest of your recovery. Although
it goes without saying, I shall say it anyway, our prayers for your continue.
Thank you for keeping us posted.
Your
pal,
Clamchucker
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ActivityRank: 6
Dear Group,
I have been following Ysabella for a few years. I have commented here a few times. I am in a position to finally understand her connection with Him, to understand the Spiritual strength she has.
I have a strong connection with God also. I developed this connection thru my recovery in Alcoholics Anonymous. The basis for recovery in AA is a faith in God. I have found this faith and have turned my life over to Him completely.
I believe that everything that happens in my life is part of His plan for me. I only have to have the faith to hold onto His hand and trust Him.
I have believed for a long time that I need not fear anything because He is holding my hand and leading me along the path He has laid out for me.
Well, I am now in position to see if that faith is as strong as I think it is.
I was diagnosed with cancer a week ago. I am now proving to myself that the faith I have is not conditional. It really is buoying up.
I have not experienced a moments fear or anxiety. Whatever happens I can trust Him to protect me.
This is the faith and trust I believe Ysabella has. The pain and other distresses are not the thing to focus on. It is the spiritual connection that counts.