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will be praying for her

Posted By: Gina on 2009-06-17
In Reply to: That's why we automatically think the worst - Old part-timer

that everything comes out fine.. keep us updated.. will be praying for you as well, since you are so far away.. gina


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praying for her
my mother died in 1991 with small cell lung cancer, it was in the "lining" of her lungs so they thought she had pneumonia for months so she got a late diagnosis not that it would have helped much in the long run. She never smoked in her life, thats the sad part. Best wishes to her and may you all have strength to get through this
Praying for you! :)
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We were all praying,
please keep "the girls" in!!! Don't want to start out an Academy award winner and then go straight to Janet's nipple outrage.
Praying for you sm

I'll keep you and your family in my prayers.  I know it's hard to lose your grandmother.  I lost mine a couple of years ago.  I received this in an email today.  I hope it helps in some way.  I don't know if the monitors will keep this here, but here goes:


“I tell you the truth, you will weep and mourn while the world rejoices. You will grieve, but your grief will turn to joy. A woman giving birth to a child has pain because her time has come; but when her baby is born she forgets the anguish because of her joy that a child is born into the world. So with you: Now is your time of grief, but I will see you again and you will rejoice, and no one will take away your joy.” (John 16:20-22 NIV)


Worship/Fellowship — There are some days when, frankly, I don’t feel much like worshiping God. There are probably more days like that than I’d care to admit.



But usually those are days are when I’m staring at my circumstances and making faithless judgments about what I see around me. And I struggle with the God-truth that he is in the circumstances that surround my life – all the circumstances.



Have you ever considered that heartbreak is part of God’s plans for you, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future”? (Jeremiah 29:11 NIV) We put so much energy into avoiding the hurt when God would have us embrace it. He wants us to know that he can heal our hurts, even use our hurts for his benefit, and for us to faithfully believe that sometimes the circumstances we think are harming us are actually positive situations God is engineering.



God, who is omnipotent, sees the breadth and depth of our circumstances, and he knows his plans for our lives. Thinking, then, like Christ, we can slowly, ever so slowly, begin to understand that avoiding the pain in our lives is actually an act of faithlessness. God calls us to faith in him during difficult circumstances; we’d rather place our faith in avoiding the circumstances.



As always, Jesus shows us the way – because he is the Way. Jesus embraced the pain of God’s plan for his life, and he did it with full faith that God was still working the plan to bring a “hope and a future” to your life and mine. (Jeremiah 29:11 NIV) Christ was so sure that his grief would turn to joy that he showed a radiant certainty in God’s faithfulness (“Radiant certainty” is a phrase William Barclay uses to describe the attitude of Jesus at the Last Supper).



Our Brother Jesus, who is also our King, was heading into a crisis that would cost him His life, yet He was so certain – radiantly certain – of God’s faithfulness that not one of his disciples even discerned the gravity of the crisis! Jesus was so certain of God’s faithfulness that it radiates throughout his whole being.



And we, too, can have this radiant certainty about God’s hand in our lives. We can say, when it comes to God’s faithfulness, “I know because I know that I know.” That’s radiant certainty! The Cross was Christ’s glory, not His penalty – and the same is true of difficult circumstances in our lives.



So what?



· God’s faithful character - You will develop this radiant certainty in God when you learn to trust in his faithful character. Your daily worship of God is irrevocably tied to your faith in God.



· Praise God anyhow - You must choose to praise and worship God every day, no matter what the circumstances of your life. Developing a radiant certainty in God begins with simple steps of faith and obedience.



· Respond to God, not your circumstances - When faced with a painful or difficult circumstance, ask God, “How do you want me to respond to this?” Keep your eyes wise for the ‘Why me?’ traps that lay about your circumstances.



You can be radiantly certain of this: Difficult circumstances are opportunities for you to intentionally focus your faith in God and to see what he will do to give you hope and healing.


 


 


 


 


I will be praying for you sm
I do believe you have the right to believe the way you do as God gives us free will but it makes me sad that you never got to a personal relationship with Him in all your years of church attendance. God and regular church attendance really could help you and your husband.
Praying
that things get resolved quickly, and as easy for everyone possible. its always the kids who get hurt when adults can't act like adults. wishing you the best. :)
will be praying for you~
that everything will be okay~
Consider it done, praying for you and everyone else in this situation

Praying for your niece and family....
Lost my dad to this a year ago, about 5 years after being diagnosed. Blessings and strength to your family.
Oh Ginny! I will be praying for you. Please keep me updated. sm

Seeing a post like yours really puts things into perspective. You're so calm. What an inspiration to me!


 


And to everyone who responded, God bless you. You have helped me immensely, and the long lunch I had today with my best friend helped much too!


I'll let you all know the results. Was told that the next mammogram won't be until Dec. 27.........


I'm praying for you...and your sister. Bless your heart.
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That is just awful, well I'll be praying for your kitty!
I thought what a weird thing to happen.  Who in the world would do such a thing?  I'm not real up on it because I fortunately had not given our cat any of the listed foods.  I sure hope your kitty pulls through.  God bless his/her little heart...  {{hugs}} to you...       
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I'm praying that you get this poor animal to a doctor and fast!
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I hope she's okay too.