Sunday Faith Blog..........unbelievable story

Please read THIS blog today.   It's about a young woman I'm lucky enough to know a little. 

Click on MY STORY, top left,  when you're there, but you still won't know the half of it.   Please click on other 'blue circles' at the top of MY STORY and you'll see so much inspiration!  She says "If you are not a believer, I would encourage you to read and see how I have responded in faith to what could have turned me away from my faith, but instead, has made it stronger.  Read on to see how I choose Him EVEN AFTER this."   And, believe me, 'Even after THIS' will blow your mind.  Katherine is one of the absolutely most gorgeous girls I've ever seen (wait till you see pictures of her and realize that though nerves had to be cut, and her face isn't the same, she's still really beautiful) and, in April of 2008, with her first child only six months old and taking a nap, she fell to her knees in the kitchen, her hands went numb, she became nauseated and had suffered from a terrible stroke to the brain.

Her blog is called HOPE HEALS.   Please send it to anyone who's doubting God since they became ill.  Please send it to anyone who just wants to read a touching story of faith.  Katherine, in spite of all she's gone through (almost 3 years of surgeries, recoveries, PT, which she still has) feels she is utterly blessed.    As she says "we are all too blessed to feel bitter."   She can't walk without a cane, she has a young, active son who she can't run after, she can't swallow certain things, half of her face dropped forever from the original surgery, but she feels blessed because she's always believed in Christ and has had too many miracles happen since she fell to the kitchen floor to believe anything else. 
The first miracle happened because her husband had left  but suddenly remembered he'd forgotten some papers and, just as Katherine was wondering how the heck she could reach a phone and call for help, he walked in and found her.  Another of the miracles was that the ambulance which got her to the hospital was turned away because she was nearly dead, too nearly dead to treat.  When they got to UCLA, a doctor took 10 minutes to decide whether he'd try.  And he did.  And she lived.  An aside is that Gabrielle Giffords' husband honored Katherine and Jay Wolf for their courage and so much more.

I hope you honor her by reading her story and even more honor her by remembering what Katherine says
"HOPE HEALS. " Faith heals.

Romans 8: 
"All things work for the good of those who love Him, who have been called according to His purpose."   Katherine believes so much in this verse and it's so clear that she's answered his call, his purpose, in reaching out to others as she does.

Have a great Sunday....
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