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Three years ago today I was in the hospital having surgery that would change my life forever. Three years ago today I had part of my brain removed! Three years ago seems like a lifetime ago some days. If you don’t know my medical story you should read it so you know what led up to that day three years ago. Since that day my life has changed dramatically compared to where I was just days before, but not in the way you might think. I has gotten better!
Just over five years ago, in November of 2005, I had a career I loved, was very active with my church, and was happy with where my life was headed. Now, I stay at home, don’t drive, home school my son with Nevada Virtual Academy, and will likely never work again. However, I have more joy now then before I got sick. Even missing part of my brain! Three years ago I had to make a decision that would alter my life in the hope that I would be seizure free some day. Though that hasn’t happened, I have more joy in my life because I have seen God’s goodness towards me.
How have I seen God’s goodness? Through his promises, and the answering of them. Daily He give me strength, despite my weakness. Daily He gives me shelter so that the trial cannot defeat me. Daily he surrounds me with his peace, so that I do not fear. Daily He gives me comfort, despite my pain. Daily He gives me a supply of grace, so that I might continue to be molded despite myself. Daily He allows me to come to his feet, though I do not deserve that place. Daily He defends me, at every attack of the enemy. Every day, at each step, He is with me, even when my eyes wander from him. Daily He answers his promises, never failing. Each day I am privileged to experience the Lord’s work in my life, and I cannot help but to have joy in the experience.
Three years ago I had no idea what the outcome of the surgery would be. Now, three years later, I know how good God can be, all the time.