As I finished up admitting our new patient this week, his last question to me was, "Will I be healed from this pain and my disease?"
So I asked him, "What Sir, is your definition of healing?"
And he looked at me and then with a big smile he said, "oh I know, I know, my healing may come in the hands of the Lord."
No more pain, no more tears....
But until then, whatever the Lord chooses, we all have a gift of healing.... comforting words... a comforting touch...or just sitting with someone to listen...
Live with me in the Supernatural,
11 little hearts from you...:
Thanks for being the precious blessing that you are, I love you.
Beautiful, Connie, just beautiful.
Hugs,
Susan
I wish there were more nurses like you around when my precious mommy was in the hospital.
You handled that very well!! Bless his heart!! I can only think what someone is thinking when they are admitted to Hospice!! It is like going to your LAST place before Heaven. What a blessing you must be..Sandy
You are a Blessing!! God has given you a precious ministry. Love you, Grams
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Precious Posts!!! Bev
We need more nurses like you!! Thanks for all that you do for others. God Bless You! always.
Ryan,,,
for your sake,,, I hope you are right...
but I have the utmost faith you are wrong...
for sure... we will find out soon
bless you
Healing really does come in all shapes and sizes.
This fit our lives today so well. I posted some about it, but what made our dr visit was the words of comfort, the friendly reassuring smiles and the comfort of them being there sharing with us.
Hearts from You!