I have an adult nephew who was diagnosed with cancer in his shoulder.
I don't know exactly what the procedure was to be, but it involved
removing ribs and part of his shoulder blade. This work would be
done in the course of gaining access to the tumor. The whole idea of
this dramatic surgery was scary for family and friends of Todd. When fact is stated by people with the skill set and knowledge to be
credible in their revelation, prayer becomes problematic for many. If
a doctor says you are going to die from some rare disease, it can
destroy your faith. It seems so ridiculous to begin praying in the
face of fact. I mean after-all, fact is the doctor says you are
dying. It would seem the best prayer you could pray would be that the
passing would be of little pain and you'd have time to get your
affairs in order. Years back, my dad was diagnosed with terminal leukemia on a Friday.
On Monday he both checked into and out of the hospital. What
happened? Sometime between Friday and Monday, my dad was healed of
cancer. My dad was a man of prayer. Years later, I was diagnosed with terminal cancer on Friday and the
doctor said i likely only had a few months to live. On Monday, a
specialist told me nothing was wrong with me and forget about what the
previous doctor said. What happened? I was healed. Todd was diagnosed with cancer. Todd now does not have cancer. Todd
has a non-cancerous tumor that is invasive in nature. Surgery is
scheduled. I have but one question to ask. Is it ridiculous to ask God for a total and complete healing of Todd?
I don't know exactly what the procedure was to be, but it involved
removing ribs and part of his shoulder blade. This work would be
done in the course of gaining access to the tumor. The whole idea of
this dramatic surgery was scary for family and friends of Todd. When fact is stated by people with the skill set and knowledge to be
credible in their revelation, prayer becomes problematic for many. If
a doctor says you are going to die from some rare disease, it can
destroy your faith. It seems so ridiculous to begin praying in the
face of fact. I mean after-all, fact is the doctor says you are
dying. It would seem the best prayer you could pray would be that the
passing would be of little pain and you'd have time to get your
affairs in order. Years back, my dad was diagnosed with terminal leukemia on a Friday.
On Monday he both checked into and out of the hospital. What
happened? Sometime between Friday and Monday, my dad was healed of
cancer. My dad was a man of prayer. Years later, I was diagnosed with terminal cancer on Friday and the
doctor said i likely only had a few months to live. On Monday, a
specialist told me nothing was wrong with me and forget about what the
previous doctor said. What happened? I was healed. Todd was diagnosed with cancer. Todd now does not have cancer. Todd
has a non-cancerous tumor that is invasive in nature. Surgery is
scheduled. I have but one question to ask. Is it ridiculous to ask God for a total and complete healing of Todd?
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