THE PROCESS OF SICKNESS - Part I
One day you feel fine and the next - BANG BOOM - you're down for the count.  It really stinks - you've made all these plans for things that need to get done, or you want to get done, but when you're sick - that's it.  You're out of the game.
It seems that way, but in reality, many sicknesses come on slowly - they begin to build without our even knowing or paying attention.  About a year and a half ago, I was feeling fine and then I started to feel hot every day.  I felt like I had a fever, but nothing else.  One day, two days, five days, a week, two weeks - now I was feeling puny.  And to make matters worse, this would be the year of the 4 - count them, 4 hurricanes in South Florida.  I felt weak.  So, now that noone could work anyway, I would just rest.
I started out in the full horizontal position, but as the days went on, I melted into the fetal position.  My stomach was bulging in obscure form.  I was sick - very sick.  The doctor didn't even give me a choice - "get up right now and go to the emergency room."  Well, one thing led to the next and I was in sugery for my gall bladder.  I was full of infection and stayed medicated in the hospital bed for 5 days.  It was awful, but I got better.
I had been so busy and life had been so hectic, maybe this was the L-rd telling me to calm down, take a breather...you definitely don't want to go back to those college years....
(continued on post: THE PROCESS OF SICKNESS - Part II)
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Matthew 8:17 That it might be fulfilled which was spoken by Esaias the prophet, saying, Himself took our infirmities, and bare our sicknesses. 
Thursday, December 29, 2005
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