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Laura
6/25/2019
8:47:36 AM
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Dear Ruth Ann,
Thank you for the kind words. Poetry helped me get through so many dark times. The most profound moment for me during this journey was when I really decided to listen for God's voice. I kept praying and asking what do you want me to do? That is when I felt him saying "I died for you, so please live for me"
In some way we need to remember what Christ endured for us in order to give us eternal life. It is very difficult and you may never really understand his full purpose for you. But be encouraged that you were led here and he will see you through.
I pray for you to completely overcome this disease and move forward with your life in Christ.
In Christ Love,
Laura
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Ruth Ann
5/26/2019
10:17:36 AM
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Laura,
I read your poem which is a heartfelt description of what you were feeling and many of us also.
I also asked God to take me home, one night several months ago and he said to me, "No, I still have work for you to do."
I am not sure what the work might be,but I know that the Lord never lies to us.
Therefore, with hope I keep waiting until that time, when I can do whatever work he has for me.
Ruth Ann.
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Tracy
4/29/2019
9:38:43 AM
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Laura,
Thank you for bringing your journey forward!
So beautifully written.
You truly reflect 'beauty for ashes...'(Isaiah 61:3) with your poetic testimony!
You are such an encouragement to all of us in your restored health and new life!
Your sister in Christ, Tracy
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