It is about 4:30 am here. I am awake. So I decide to just sit in the quite and thank God and share a bit. Thanks for the response, it is heart warming to share either good or bad news a feel the love of my brothers and sisters. I really wasn't being brave today. Marci was unsettled early on when the surgery was postponed, I bore some of her grief, in retrospect she was the one that bore her own grief until God eased it for her. The Doctor was stunned, she returned to the room and told me "you won" she did her best to explain it away with science but she excepted the fact that it was gone. My only regret it that I wasn't as out going to the doctor as maybe I should have been. I do and did give Him the credit by saying " we had an appointment with The Great Physician" she thought I was referring to another doctor at first but we told he we were talking about Jesus. My sister-in-law just absolutely cannot see this as a miracle of God. My prayers go out for her. She actually became rude on the phone with my wife, maybe jealous even I don't know for sure. She says she believes in God yet she fails to recognise His work, even the sun rising or the rain falling. My wife was the recipient of a similar healing from skin cancer last year. The biopsy and all the lab results said skin cancer. When we went to the University of Michigan for follow up and treatment options, the doctors said "you don't have skin cancer". My sister-in-law said today "why would God heal you and allows other to die and suffer? Marci told her "we don't know why God chose to heal some and not others" I grieve for her. Has much as we want her to see God is blinding her at the moment. He is an awesome God, working a strange work in us. I am learning much every day. I am truly grateful.
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