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Tag Archives: cancer
How does God Spell “Healing”?
Today I visited a man who has what doctors call a terminal case of cancer. A white Mercedes-Benz is parked at the entrance of the driveway. He told me he was selling it to pay for his funeral expenses. A … Continue reading →
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Tagged cancer, dying, faith, family, healing, miracles, prayer, surrender
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An Unspeakable Gift
As a community health nurse it was my responsibility to meet with hospitalized patients prior to their discharge to arrange follow up home care. The client I am remembering today was 34 years old. I had read her hospital chart … Continue reading →
Uncrushable Memory Faith
I called my friend tonight to ask what she has learned about her son’s diagnostic work up. She had already told me that he had a lump on his neck and that a needle biopsy had revealed cancer. We were … Continue reading →
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Tagged cancer, Christ, faith, friend, Jesus, memory, uncrushable
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An Unspeakable Gift
As a community health nurse it was my responsibility to meet with hospitalized patients prior to their discharge to arrange follow up home care. The client I am remembering today was 34 years old. I had read her hospital chart … Continue reading →
Finding Footprints of Faith
I talked to Jo from her hospital bed this morning. I called more because I needed my own faith strengthened than because I thought I had something of encouragement for her. Jo is 90 years old. She has been a … Continue reading →