It’s been a while since I posted but thankfully life has been been rather mundane and normal lately.
I’m managing treatments quite well and will have a three monthly CT scan late November and an MRI brain scan early December. I feel well, just tired some days but I’m not grumbling.
I was spurred on to post today by something that moved me as I was reading and meditating.
This quotation from Paul’s letter to the Ephesians really struck a chord.
“That you, rooted and grounded in love, may have strength to know the love of Christ that surpasses knowledge, so that you may be filled with all the fullness of God.” Eph 3
Being diagnosed with an incurable illness is in many ways like dealing with grief of the death of a loved one.
We go through similar stages as in grief – disbelief, shock, anger, denial, resentment until finally we accept and, though sad, we find peace.
Because we are grounded and rooted in love. Not only in the love of Christ, but also that of our family and friends, we find strength and peace to deal with the difficult situation.
God is always with us protecting, supporting, guarding and guiding.
So next time we meet and I seem morose and full of self pity, give me a nudge in the direction of this quotation.
Stay strong, and the days when that’s not an option, lean on your faith, family and friends x
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Not long til your treatment ends Emma, hope you’re doing okay 💗 x
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Love you to the moon and back mum 💚 x
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How much we need God and our family and friends to surround us with love Pauline, especially when life is changing in ways we were never prepared for. Keep strong, you are doing so well. Love and prayers.
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Mum, you’re an inspiration and we all love you very much.xx❤️
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You are doing so well and we are all praying for you God bless lovely lady we all love you xx
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