Something to hold on to. In my devotions this morning I read the following scripture and prayer. It really spoke to me as a person with an invisible illness who is struggling with what direction to go with my life. Is this constant unrelenting fatigue going to be with me from now on and if so what does that mean as far as work, my ministry, my life? Anyway, I hope the following blesses you as much as it did me this morning.
Help me, O Lord my God! Save me according to your steadfast love. Psalm 109:26
We were afflicted in every way - disputes without and fear within. But God, who consoles the downcast, consoled us. 2 Corinthians 7:5-6
As I think about my day, dear Heavenly Father, I could be discouraged by my limitations. I'm thankful that your Spirit buoys me up with your gracious purpose and power to accomplish all things. Help me to see my disappointments from the perspective of your vast mercy and love. I cast myself upon you because I know you care. Amen!
A place for people dealing with Chronic Illness/Chronic Pain to come and discuss their journey. Share with others who may be facing the same challenges you are. So if you are suffering from pain, whether it be chronic or just for a season, please join me on this journey to be painfree.
About Me
- Pain-Free Journey
- Lets see...I am social person. I love to be around people. I started my career as a Hairstylist in 1987 and was passionate about it until I was no longer able to in 2007. I now manage a hair salon part time and enjoy sharing my knowledge with the stylists that are just starting their careers. I have been married for 16 years and have two boys 19 and 9! They are a tru joy in my life! I have 12 chickens and 1 Rooster. They are a hoot and I love the fresh eggs. I also enjoy reading and cooking. I have something called Thalamic Pain Syndrome. I have been suffering for 5 years now, but it has just been recently that I was diagnosed with this. Oh I have had plenty of " We think this is what is wrong" so to finally know what was causing my chronic pain is a huge relief
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