Nancy G
1/24/2014
11:52:41 AM | Bill, just wanted to say thanks for keeping in touch with me. Always good to talk to you and keeps me out of the isolation somewhat. So glad you are better and can began to engage in life in more ways and with family, etc.
Marigold, I feel more hopeful now than ever. I had a horrible time with this illness and lesions and not responding well to the protocol for a while. But I stuck it out through grief, fear, terror and sadness and God does intervene and give us strength go keep going. Read all you can here since it is so multifaceted with diet, protocol, environment, etc. It can be overwhelming and even paralyzing but I started a new plan- Do what I can each day within my ability and give the rest to God. Next day, do what I can, give the rest to God. I read a story about a dogsledding race. One team woke up every day rain sleet snow, sun, wind, ice, frigid temps, no matter what the conditions they traveled 20 miles each day then stopped to rest and feed themselves and dogs. Other team pushed through going many more miles each day but after about 3 days of this, they would crash for 2-3 days losing ground. The team with the methodical plan won the race. The other team never crossed the finish line. I like this analogy to our fight because it takes some of the pressure and worry off and hands it over to God. |
