Thursday, May 21, 2009

Beautiful words.

"You can go home."

"This is treatable."

"Your opthamology appointment went well."

"Your quality of life will get better."

"We're here for you."

"What can we do to help?

"We're praying."

"Can we help with the children?"

"Your not a bother because we are family."

"God is _____! [faithful, in control, with us, all-knowing, our healer.]

"We'll call tomorrow and check on you again."

"The medicine will help - just be patient."

"That's what we're here for - to help each other."

"What do you need?"

"Yes, I will."

"I/we love you."

Beautiful words.
Spoken by beautiful people in our lives this week. While our emotions have run the gamut, our faith has been stronger than ever. And, we are surrounded ... completely surrounded on all sides ... by the most beautiful people with the most beautiful words. Caring, loving, genuine words. Words that say more than they are intended to say. Words that speak through the difficulty to touch hearts that need reassurance, friendship, family and love. From our precious family, to our wonderful Christian friends, to our medical team. We are grateful for your words. The power to heal and to kill is in a word. And, you spoke healing to us. All we know to do is say thank you for walking this with us.

We are home now. Michael is resting. We are tired, but refreshed to have come through a challenge stronger together in the unity of a Christ-centered marriage. God knew the diagnosis...he led us to the right place and people. We have talked alot ... more beautiful words spoken between husband and wife as we testified with each other what God is doing amid the challenge in each of us - separately and together.

He is in total control.
Aren't those beautiful words?

3 comments:

Angie said...

We're so thankful that Michael has a diagnosis and we're hopeful that he can get relief and healing very soon. You continue to be in our prayers.

Oh Dear said...

Praise God lady! What would we do without Our God and the love He shows us through His people...I do not want to imagine my life without Him!

Anonymous said...

Melisa,
I am thankful that Michael is now on the road to recovery. You have been in my thoughts and prayers all week. Please let me know if there is anything you guys need. Would supper one night help you?
Love,
Traci

 
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