More Grace

     I am so pitiful.  I feel bad for one and one half days and I am ready to quit. I had my shot today and can feel the bone pain coming.  I can’t wait for Saturday to get here because it is my family’s Thanksgiving and because I know I will feel better by then.  The up side of this cancer journey is that I have sooooo much more compassion for those that are in constant pain.  I cannot comprehend how difficult it must be. When I hear news of a cancer diagnosis (which I do all the time now) I am aware of the miracle of early detection.  My cancer is low level therefore, survivable.  My treatments, bad as they are, could be far worse.  I could have to undergo them for longer.  I read one story of a lady that had treatments for four years…she survived.  I am grateful to God this Thanksgiving season because it could’ve been my last.  He is so full of grace…

 

2 thoughts on “More Grace

  1. In everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God
    (Philippians 4:6) What was worrying you two years ago-a health problem, a financial concern, a strained relationship?
    It is important to look back and to consider the obstacles you have overcome with God’s help.

    Thank you .Lord. for helping us when problems seem most difficult.

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