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Journey of Transformation, Part 27

God Comes Through The day of departure had arrived. We left the hotel and drove to the Chaplain’s house where our Accord spent the night. God, knowing exactly what we would need long before our move, served up the perfect provision. And so it goes . . . A little background: Chaplains are endorsed by [...]

Journey of Transformation, Part 26

A Final Word A couple weeks before our move to Colorado Springs, Steve preached his last sermon. It was one I had written that he tweaked to make his own, “The Hands and Feet of Ministry.” I felt compelled to write it in response to my deep heartache over the lack of concern and compassion [...]

Journey of Transformation, Part 25

Alterations On Easter Sunday in 2002 I sat at the dining room table in front of my makeup mirror. This was the first time in months that I bothered to apply makeup and the lighting revealed changes in my skin. The texture was no longer smooth and the pores were huge. It looked acne prone [...]

Journey of Transformation, Part 24

God and Doctors God doesn’t often heal people on the spot. He usually heals them through the skilled hand of a physician or surgeon, or he takes them home which is the best healing of all, or he provides other wellness professionals to combat their afflictions. My mother introduced me to the world of natural [...]

Journey of Transformation, Part 8

Unexpected Loss After my first ob/gyn visit I went home still unsure what to think. The 10.5 week old fetus seemed normal but it had developed only to 9.5 weeks and the doctor’s incongruent words, tone, and body language suggested there could be a problem. With that I trusted God with the pregnancy knowing His [...]

Journey of Transformation, Part 7

Confirmation and Concern The first week of April 2001 Steve and I returned to Clarksville, Tennessee. Within days he headed west to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, for the last phase of school. Although friends invited me to stay with them, I chose to stay home. Besides, I had news I wasn’t willing to share yet, and [...]

Journey of Transformation, Part 5

    Insults, Dippy Doctors, and a Road Trip During my mysterious symptom accumulation, I landed in the office of a new primary care physician whose kindness and sensitivity were astounding. Not! After hearing me talk about my strange symptoms and the tentative diagnosis of “lupus” given by previous physicians, he examined me and asserted, “I [...]