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Posted by Betty Louise (Member # 7175) on :
 
I need to see a surgeon this week about removing my gallbladder . Primary care doctor is concerned I will have to have emergency surgery
Betty
 
Posted by Carol Swenson (Member # 6929) on :
 
My prayers are with you Betty. If you are willing, consider this. I read it today as I was thinking about you, and I feel blessed by it. I hope you will benefit also...

Gold in the Making
John B. Pearrell

In his book Gold in the Making, Ron Lee Davis tells the story of Don. One day Don noticed that he had a growth on his left ear. It turned out to be cancer. Don was very concerned over this and started to study his Bible, particularly Romans 8:28. As he studied this passage he came to realize that if he made himself available to God, God would accomplish his good, regardless of whether it felt good or not. Dr. Davis goes on to say: "Then Don knelt and prayed, 'Lord Jesus, I know you are the Great Physician, and I know you can heal me of this tumor.' Most of us would stop there, but Don went on praying, 'But, Lord, if you can get more good out of my life—more of your good—by allowing me to have cancer, then I would like to keep the cancer.'" Don kept the cancer, but during his hospital stay he won his roommate to Christ. Today that roommate is a missionary in South America. He led a nurse's aide to Christ. Today she ministers not only to people's physical needs, but their spiritual needs as well. He also led a man who is one of America's most influential businessmen to Christ. And all because Don was willing to let God work through him, no matter what the cost to [Don] might be. Dr. Davis concludes: "Everything in life can be used for God's good, if—if we are available, if we are willing to demonstrate a kind of maturity and character that the world does not understand, if we are willing to be conformed to the image of Christ."

(Practical Christianity)
 
Posted by Betty Louise (Member # 7175) on :
 
Thank you Carol and I agree. I pray that I don't die for my kids sake. My husband has had a stroke and is mostly a kind gentleman but there are days that I can barely live with him. The kids they cannot deal with him on those days.
Betty
 
Posted by Betty Louise (Member # 7175) on :
 
Surgery is set for next Tuesday.
Betty
 
Posted by Betty Louise (Member # 7175) on :
 
I made it through surgery. He put 4 holes. I am in a lot of pain
Betty
 




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