Re: Full healing/epilepsy healed

[Guest guest]

Yes. They were. A half-sister had severe petit mal, which she was on drugs for and one summer, she didn't bring the drug when we went up to the farm. She told me after about a week and a half, and I understood that she had changed her mind about them (she was 13) and reassured her that she would be fine.

Her mother freaked out (which I could understand) when she got home, and whizzed her to the pediatrician for an eeg. C- called me so upset that the eeg still showed petit mal epilepsy. I reminded her that she hadn't had any seizures in the summer and that the eeg would just normalize. She never went back on the drug and they did.

If we don't believe in full healing here on this list, then we're only holding each other's hands through frightening experiences. And while that is 1000% better than dealing with all this alone, healing is what we want, isn't it?

And healing is always possible, no matter what the so-called 'specialists' say or believe. Who else is going to stand for our children's healing?

Love,

Francine

Theresa Mesa <clanmesaearthlink (DOT) net> wrote:

Are you sure she was having seizures, or was she just daydreaming, or was she just having mental focus issues that she grew out of?Very often, one cannot be diagnosed with seizures unless one is actively seizing when the EEG is being done. Not all the time, but often.Theresa MesaMesa Design Househttp://mesadesignhouse.com909-335-9710Hours: By appointment onlyOn Dec 18, 2006, at 6:54 AM, sunrose101aol wrote:> In a message dated 12/18/2006 1:14:57 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, > clanmesaearthlink (DOT) net writes:> Absence seizures. Marked by a staring off into space, as if one is> mentally absent for a bit.> p.s. My daughter had that for years, and it was healed through a > growing understanding of God's constant Care and Presence, without > any special attention to that.

[Guest guest]

Francine,

Healing IS always possible, and even Biblical, but it is not guaranteed.

" I kill, and I make alive, I wound, and I heal. " Deut 32:39.

" Who maketh the dumb, or deaf, or the seeing, or the blind? have not

I, the LORD? " Exodus 4:11

struggled with his thorn in the flesh, and asked God to remove

this thorn three times. God told him, " My grace is sufficient for thee. "

God's grace can be found everywhere, including this group. My son was

prayed for, prayed over; pastors, elders; anointed with oil - the

works, and he wasn't healed. Often it's our spirit, our desire to

control the situation, our desire to tell God what to do, our

resentment, our lack of faith, that needs to be healed. We're so tied

up in looking for the physical healing that we neglect to see that

God is healing our spirit. If I hadn't gone through what I've gone

through, my walk with the Lord wouldn't be so strong as it is.

It's certainly the grace of God that kept me from ripping out the

throat of the woman in my Bible study who said that my son and I were

possessed by Satan because of our Tourette's. I marched right

upstairs to the church office to sign up for a little pastoral

counseling, since my reaction was less than loving.

And what's the matter with holding each other's hands through the

frightening experiences? Who better to do the hand-holding? " For just

as the sufferings of Christ flow over into our lives, so also through

Christ our comfort overflows. If we are distressed, it is for your

comfort and salvation; if we are comforted, it is for your comfort,

which produces in you patient endurance of the same sufferings we

suffer. And our hope for you is firm, because we know that just as

you share in our sufferings, so also you share in our comfort. " 2 Cor

1:4-7.

Note the word " endurance " in 2 Cor. 1:6. I was on my high school

track team. I was sprinter. I didn't have the endurance for the long

distance races; I could only go fast for a short period of time. God

sometimes calls us to patiently endure our sufferings. God sometimes

calls us to run the long races.

He is able to heal, but what if He decides we have greater lessons to

learn without healing than with? " Consider it joy, my brothers,

whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know that the

testing of your faith develops perseverance. Perseverance must finish

its work so that you may be mature and complete, not lacking

anything...Blessed is the man who perseveres under trial, because

when he has stood the test, he will receive the crown of life that

God has promised to those who love Him. " 1: 2-7, 12

When I had two miscarriages and an ectopic pregnancy in the span of a

year, the ectopic and last miscarriage within 6 weeks of each other,

I was very angry at God. Since then, He has helped me to understand,

and I've wept for forgiveness and felt his tender touch. He has used

my experiences to minister to other women, and to not cause them

added pain by giving them platitudes like, " This is God's will, " and

" Look at what happened to Job! " The book of Job is difficult to

understand in the best of circumstances, and certainly not in the

depths of grief over a loss. I found far more comfort in the first

book of Psalms (it's divided into 3 books within what we know to be

the book of Psalms). It comforted me to know that in the pain

was experiencing (God's beloved, experiencing fear, grief, pain,

illness, sin...), he was able to turn to his heavenly Father and

speak honestly with him. He was able to speak out of his anger and

misunderstanding and confusion, and God still loved him. If God had

just immediately relieved him of any of these negative experiences,

then his psalms would not have given us and continue to give so many

of us comfort over the generations. If God had relieved of his

thorn, then it's doubtful his epistles would have the depth and

breadth they do. I praise God He didn't heal . I praise God for

the trials, because the trials keep me closer to my knees on the

floor, to my face in the carpet. I praise God for when I feel the

prick of Jesus' thorns, and the sting of the strap on his back.

I ask God for healing, I know He is able, I anticipate the healing,

and then I keep my eyes open for the lessons He wants to teach me

anyway. If I'm so busy looking for miracles, then I miss the lessons.

And my life experiences, such as they are at that point, are of

little comfort to those around me whom God has chosen not to heal. My

blithe responses will just tear the cuts and bruises of those I'm

called to comfort, and instead I cause them even more pain.

Theresa

On Dec 27, 2006, at 3:48 AM, sunrose101@... wrote:

> Yes. They were. A half-sister had severe petit mal, which she was

> on drugs for and one summer, she didn't bring the drug when we went

> up to the farm. She told me after about a week and a half, and I

> understood that she had changed her mind about them (she was 13)

> and reassured her that she would be fine.

>

> Her mother freaked out (which I could understand) when she got

> home, and whizzed her to the pediatrician for an eeg. C- called me

> so upset that the eeg still showed petit mal epilepsy. I reminded

> her that she hadn't had any seizures in the summer and that the eeg

> would just normalize. She never went back on the drug and they did.

>

> If we don't believe in full healing here on this list, then we're

> only holding each other's hands through frightening experiences.

> And while that is 1000% better than dealing with all this alone,

> healing is what we want, isn't it?

>

> And healing is always possible, no matter what the so-called

> 'specialists' say or believe. Who else is going to stand for our

> children's healing?

>

> Love,

> Francine

[Guest guest]

Dear Jen,

God is always willing. It's our limited beliefs that block the healing, the perfection, from our view.

[Guest guest]

I have had this conversation before - I believe that G_d CAN heal, but he doesn't always. And of course, while I pray and believe in His power, I cannot assume that any of my children will be healed... Mother had a wonderful story about this - when I am at home, I will try to post it. Molly has to go in for a follow up on her diagnosed epilepsy, it would be dangerous for her if in fact it is still there and she is almost of age to get her drivers license. I guess what I am saying is that while I truly believe that we should all believe that healing CAN happen, that we continue to treat these wonderful children to give them the best chance in life. Jensunrose101@... wrote: Yes. They were. A half-sister had severe petit mal, which she was on drugs for and one summer, she didn't bring the drug when we went up to the farm. She told me after about a week and a half, and I understood that she had changed her mind about them (she was 13) and reassured her that she would be fine. Her mother freaked out (which I could understand) when she got home, and whizzed her to the pediatrician for an eeg. C- called me so upset that the eeg still showed petit mal epilepsy. I reminded her that she hadn't had any seizures

in the summer and that the eeg would just normalize. She never went back on the drug and they did. If we don't believe in full healing here on this list, then we're only holding each other's hands through frightening experiences. And while that is 1000% better than dealing with all this alone, healing is what we want, isn't it? And healing is always possible, no matter what the so-called 'specialists' say or believe. Who else is going to stand for our children's healing? Love, Francine Theresa Mesa <clanmesaearthlink (DOT) net> wrote: Are you sure she was having seizures, or was she just daydreaming, or was she just having mental focus issues that she grew out of?Very often, one cannot be diagnosed with seizures unless one is actively seizing when the EEG is being done. Not all the time, but often.Theresa MesaMesa Design Househttp://mesadesignhouse.com909-335-9710Hours: By appointment onlyOn Dec 18, 2006, at 6:54 AM, sunrose101aol wrote:> In a message dated 12/18/2006 1:14:57 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, > clanmesaearthlink (DOT) net writes:> Absence seizures. Marked by a

staring off into space, as if one is> mentally absent for a bit.> p.s. My daughter had that for years, and it was healed through a > growing understanding of God's constant Care and Presence, without > any special attention to that. "I want to be part of the solution. Not part of the agonizing, grinding, boring complacent problem..."

Henry Rollins; From "I hate U2" __________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 12/28/2006 5:22:21 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, clanmesa@... writes:

"I kill, and I make alive, I wound, and I heal." Deut 32:39.

Dear Theresa,

I went to look up this verse, and in the King , at least, when words are in italics, it means that they have been added by the translator, and are not there in the original Aramaic/Hebrew.

32:39 See now that I, even I, am he, and there is no god with me: I kill, and I make alive; I wound, and I heal: neither is there any that can deliver out of my hand.

So listen to how beautiful and loving is this verse then: See now that I, even I, am He; and there is no god with Me. And I make alive, and I heal: neither is there any that can deliver out of my hand. (the Source of Life and Wholeness)

[Guest guest]

Hi Jen,

Yes, I have seen God do miracles of healing quite a few times, something dramatic in an instant, but guess what the very same person still gets sick again with something else, and eventually death does come to everyone.

I have been a Christian now for over 30 years and always wanted that amazing miracle of healing, in fact it was what led me to the Lord in the first place, attending Kuhlman services, if anybody wants to know who she is they can look her up on Google, you can still hear her sermons there even though she is dead now. Anyway what I have learned is God has touched my son and healed him many many times, he just got done doing it for his recent pneumonia!

My book is full of accounts of them, "Why Didn't Anybody Ever Tell Me About This! A Mother's Search for a Living God" Long title, think it can be found on Target, Amazon, supposed to be on Borders, but I haven't checked and will be available at my publisher's soon, Xulon press, it has the cover there now, but not yet the order thingy....

My son was healed of seizures once for three years, after prayer by a pastor, no meds or anything in that time, then they came back, guess to test my faith huh!

So what does a person want, an instant miracle like Jesus did in the Bible, or a lot of little ones added up over a lifetime? I have found that life itself is a miracle of healing, every day we live, every beat our heart takes, every breath of air we breath. I think we need to take one day at a time, live it, love all we can, and appreciate it, don't fret so much about what we do not have......

But then again don't give up your faith believing, I still want Marty up walking and talking and healed one day, on earth, but if not Heaven will be fine too, no sickness or dying there!!!

Carolyn

Re: Full healing/epilepsy healed

I have had this conversation before - I believe that G_d CAN heal, but he doesn't always. And of course, while I pray and believe in His power, I cannot assume that any of my children will be healed... Mother had a wonderful story about this - when I am at home, I will try to post it.

Molly has to go in for a follow up on her diagnosed epilepsy, it would be dangerous for her if in fact it is still there and she is almost of age to get her drivers license.

I guess what I am saying is that while I truly believe that we should all believe that healing CAN happen, that we continue to treat these wonderful children to give them the best chance in life.

Jensunrose101aol wrote:

Yes. They were. A half-sister had severe petit mal, which she was on drugs for and one summer, she didn't bring the drug when we went up to the farm. She told me after about a week and a half, and I understood that she had changed her mind about them (she was 13) and reassured her that she would be fine.

..

[Guest guest]

Amen. My point exactly. We need an attitude of gratitude for where we

are right now. We're all human, and we're all going to mentally curl

into the fetal position sometimes when bad things happen, and that

whole time, God's heart surrounds us and comforts us.

Today, because of high winds, our power went out twice. I was

thankful that I still had heat (gas). I was thankful that I'm really

too sick to work today <giggle>, and that I would get a chance to

catch up on the huge stack of magazines next to my side of the bed. A

few weeks ago, our water heater went out (long story). I was grateful

we still had gas, so I was still warm, even though I'd had to wash my

hair in ice cold water (that's a real eye-opener - my son laughed at

my " screaming " in pain - " GAAAAHHHHHHH!!!! " " ).

I hate, hate, hate my 105yo house, on so many levels. But...I have a

roof over my head, and the house is warm and dry, and I'm not living

in a cardboard shack, and I'm not living in my car.

I am SO grateful. And I've seen enough miracles in my 48 years to

know that God is working even in the dark.

Theresa

On Dec 28, 2006, at 4:10 PM, Carolyn wrote:

>

> Hi Jen,

>

> Yes, I have seen God do miracles of healing quite a few times,

> something dramatic in an instant, but guess what the very same

> person still gets sick again with something else, and eventually

> death does come to everyone.

>

> I have been a Christian now for over 30 years and always wanted

> that amazing miracle of healing, in fact it was what led me to the

> Lord in the first place, attending Kuhlman services, if

> anybody wants to know who she is they can look her up on Google,

> you can still hear her sermons there even though she is dead now.

> Anyway what I have learned is God has touched my son and healed him

> many many times, he just got done doing it for his recent pneumonia!

>

> My book is full of accounts of them, " Why Didn't Anybody Ever

> Tell Me About This! A Mother's Search for a Living God " Long title,

> think it can be found on Target, Amazon, supposed to be on Borders,

> but I haven't checked and will be available at my publisher's soon,

> Xulon press, it has the cover there now, but not yet the order

> thingy....

>

> My son was healed of seizures once for three years, after

> prayer by a pastor, no meds or anything in that time, then they

> came back, guess to test my faith huh!

>

> So what does a person want, an instant miracle like Jesus did

> in the Bible, or a lot of little ones added up over a lifetime? I

> have found that life itself is a miracle of healing, every day we

> live, every beat our heart takes, every breath of air we breath. I

> think we need to take one day at a time, live it, love all we can,

> and appreciate it, don't fret so much about what we do not have......

>

> But then again don't give up your faith believing, I still want

> Marty up walking and talking and healed one day, on earth, but if

> not Heaven will be fine too, no sickness or dying there!!!

>

> Carolyn

>

[Guest guest]

AMEN Carolyn. There it is there. I have had hands layed on me for my severe Fibromyalgia/CFS pain many times, and yes, I have felt some easing of the pain for short spurts. When I fast (hard due to blood sugar issues) and cleanse my body of all the poisons that I put there lol - I feel relief as well. My belief is that the pain is here to teach me something - mainly that loss and hardship open a place inside your soul that only G_D and Yeshua can fill - a G_D shaped hole if you will. Suffering is highly underrated as a way to deepen faith - Mother (I know I bring her up a lot) has some really profound things to say - I was going to post this last night but ended up watching movies with my oldest daughter last night. I will be ordering your book soon Carolyn. Remember that when our Lord takes us home there will be no pain, no sickness. Marty is here to teach those

around him patience and unconditional love! JenCarolyn <charper777@...> wrote: Hi Jen, Yes, I have seen God do miracles of healing quite a few times, something dramatic in an instant, but guess what the very same person still gets sick again with something else, and eventually death does come to everyone. I have been a Christian now for over 30 years and always wanted that amazing miracle of healing, in fact it was what led me to the Lord in the first place, attending Kuhlman services, if anybody wants to know who she is they can look her up on Google, you can still hear her sermons there even though she is dead now. Anyway what I have learned is God has touched my son and healed him many many times, he just got done doing it for his recent pneumonia! My book is full of accounts of them, "Why Didn't Anybody Ever Tell Me About This! A Mother's Search for a Living God" Long title, think it can be found on Target, Amazon, supposed to be on Borders, but I haven't checked and will be available at my publisher's soon, Xulon press, it has the cover there now,

but not yet the order thingy.... My son was healed of seizures once for three years, after prayer by a pastor, no meds or anything in that time, then they came back, guess to test my faith huh! So what does a person want, an instant miracle like Jesus did in the Bible, or a lot of little ones added up over a lifetime? I have found that life itself is a miracle of healing, every day we live, every beat our heart takes, every breath of air we breath. I think we need to take one day at a time, live it, love all we can, and appreciate it, don't fret so much about what we do not have...... But then again don't give up your faith

believing, I still want Marty up walking and talking and healed one day, on earth, but if not Heaven will be fine too, no sickness or dying there!!! Carolyn Re: Full healing/epilepsy healed I have had this conversation

before - I believe that G_d CAN heal, but he doesn't always. And of course, while I pray and believe in His power, I cannot assume that any of my children will be healed... Mother had a wonderful story about this - when I am at home, I will try to post it. Molly has to go in for a follow up on her diagnosed epilepsy, it would be dangerous for her if in fact it is still there and she is almost of age to get her drivers license. I guess what I am saying is that while I truly believe that we should all believe that healing CAN happen, that we continue to treat these wonderful children to give them the best chance in life. Jensunrose101aol wrote: Yes. They were. A half-sister had severe petit mal, which she was on drugs for and one summer, she didn't bring the drug when we went up to the farm. She told me after about a week and a half, and I understood that she had changed her mind about them (she was 13) and reassured her that she would be fine. . "I want to be part of the solution. Not part of the agonizing, grinding, boring complacent problem..."

Henry Rollins; From "I hate U2" __________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Would you say that had limited belief? I wouldn't, neither would I say that Job was limited in belief or faith... Suffering is a learning tool. I have seen to many families at the Pentacostal church I used to attend, demand, fervently believe in healing that never came - and when it did not come - the faith of those involved was devastated and they started to pick over their lives trying to find fault with themselves. I think that my Hope and Molly are here to teach me and those around all of us, about tolerance, and unconditional love - about patience and all the things that we all need to learn. There is an AA quote that I adore - ."..and acceptance is the key to ALL my problems..." because that is the answer - really. Acceptance and moving on. sunrose101@... wrote: Dear Jen, God is always willing. It's our limited beliefs that block the healing, the perfection, from our view. ______________________________________________________________ "I want to be part of the solution. Not part of the agonizing, grinding, boring complacent problem..." Henry Rollins; From "I hate U2" __________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

And in our God-inspired Bible, spoke of running the race, and

fighting the good fight.

I'm so glad that your life has been so trouble-free, and that every

issue that has occurred in your life has been healed away. That has

not been the case in my life, despite my highest prayers. I have seen

many miracles, some of them very slow in unfolding, yet I have seen

unhealed issues, too. Sometimes God says yes, sometimes God says

wait, and sometimes God says no. Just as we don't give our children

everything they ask, because we see a bigger picture, and we know

that sometimes " No " is a better answer for than than what they wish,

sometimes God answers no, because He loves us and he knows it is the

better answer for us. Yet my faith remains firm. God is a God of

healing, but he is also a God of grace when he chooses not to heal.

God is my sovereign Lord, and I submit my life to him. I can

certainly ask him, as child to father, to make something better, but

i accept his answer to me, too.

For me, his answer has been no, and I accept that, because he has

helped me see the beauty of his no.

Theresa

On Dec 28, 2006, at 4:35 PM, sunrose101@... wrote:

> In a message dated 12/28/2006 5:22:21 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> clanmesa@... writes:

> God

> sometimes calls us to patiently endure our sufferings. God sometimes

> calls us to run the long races.

> Dear Theresa,

>

> Not the God I know, nor the Jesus I know. During something really

> awful that happened recently, I asked Him (Jesus) how I could help

> my daughter, and He said: Just let Me handle it. ( " Defer to Me. "

> is one of His favorite remarks!) And handle it, He did. Two and

> 1/2 days later -- not only handled it, but brought great good out

> of it, and the solution to another problem that seemed insoluble.

> While I stand openmouthed and overwhelmed with gratitude.

>

> If there are any Jewish or Muslim or Buddhist, Jain or Hindi

> families (or any religion I've left out) on the list, as

> realized: " God is no respecter of persons. " Healing is for

> everyone, so I hope You won't be offended.

>

> What did Jesus say to the disciples' question about the man born

> blind? " Who did sin, this man or his parents, that he was born

> blind? " " Neither this man nor his parents. This healing is for

> the glory of God. "

>

> He didn't say 'this affliction'; He said " this healing " .

>

> That's what all this autism is about, and every other affliction:

> Healing. Seeing every human limitation and painful belief yield to

> the everpresent Love of God.

>

> He gave me the most beautiful understanding of His (before

> yesterday, what seemed like a peculiar teaching) parable about the

> workers in the vineyard and how those who came first thing in the

> morning, and those who came an hour before work ended for the day,

> all got paid the same wage. Before this, I'd understood that

> working in the vineyard was the reward, in an of itself.

>

> Yesterday He pointed out that the understanding can come at any

> time, whether one has labored for years or is just now turning to

> God for help -- the healing can come all of a sudden-- like e.e.

> cummings said: “There are moments, you reach moments, when

> all of a sudden time stops and becomes eternal.” And it is in

> these moments -- any moment will do -- when healing occurs.

>

> Some years ago my daughter refused to go out of the house for well

> over a year, even to church where she loved to go so much. When I

> asked Him what to do, I heard: " This kind cometh not out but by

> prayer and fasting. " And so I began to fast with my prayer. There

> seemed little improvement in her as the months went by.

>

> In fact, a year to the day, when I started, she was having a

> violent scene early Sunday morning, as I was holding her so that

> she wouldn't hurt me, or herself, I suddenly heard Him say: " Ask

> her if she'd like to go to church this morning. " It sounded

> preposterous. I did it anyway. Her face uncontorted, became

> normal. She came back to her right mind and said she would; got

> up, got dressed, and has wanted to go twice a week to church ever

> since. She also began to be willing to go out to do other things.

> And that's been many years now. Church has remained the constant.

> And it could be temple, mosque, shrine ... this Love is

> everywhere. Always.

>

[Guest guest]

I look at the whole of the Bible, and there are instances where God

chooses not to heal even his called ones.

, and his thorn in the flesh

, and his digestive problems

Jesus also chose to let Lazarus die. True, he raised him from the

dead. But he had to die first. And get put in a tomb.

I have received healings. When I was pregnant with my son, I had a

complete placenta previa, unbenownst to me until I started to bleed.

I was put on bedrest. After 4 days, I told the doctor, " I can do this

at home. " I went home, and later that day, I went into labor. They

did another ultrasound. In 4 days, the placenta had migrated

completely off the cervix. This is physically impossible, yet I know

what I was told in each ultrasound 4 days apart. That was a miracle.

I've had other miracles, too. God has blessed me with a couple of His

gifts of the spirit. I know my faith is strong. I know God loves me.

God is able to heal, but if He does heal, it may not be for a very

long time.

And the ultimate healing is getting to spend eternity with Him in a

new body.

That's good enough for me, because our God is an awesome God, and his

decisions are what's right for me.

Theresa

On Dec 28, 2006, at 5:22 PM, sunrose101@... wrote:

> In a message dated 12/28/2006 5:22:21 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> clanmesa@... writes:

> " I kill, and I make alive, I wound, and I heal. " Deut 32:39.

>

> Dear Theresa,

>

> I went to look up this verse, and in the King , at least, when

> words are in italics, it means that they have been added by the

> translator, and are not there in the original Aramaic/Hebrew.

>

> 32:39 See now that I, even I, am he, and there is no god with me: I

> kill, and I make alive; I wound, and I heal: neither is there any

> that can deliver out of my hand.

>

> So listen to how beautiful and loving is this verse then: See now

> that I, even I, am He; and there is no god with Me. And I make

> alive, and I heal: neither is there any that can deliver out of my

> hand. (the Source of Life and Wholeness)

>

>

[Guest guest]

Amen, Jen...

Theresa

On Dec 29, 2006, at 10:16 AM, Jen wrote:

>

> AMEN Carolyn. There it is there. I have had hands layed on me for

> my severe Fibromyalgia/CFS pain many times, and yes, I have felt

> some easing of the pain for short spurts. When I fast (hard due to

> blood sugar issues) and cleanse my body of all the poisons that I

> put there lol - I feel relief as well. My belief is that the pain

> is here to teach me something - mainly that loss and hardship open

> a place inside your soul that only G_D and Yeshua can fill - a G_D

> shaped hole if you will.

>

> Suffering is highly underrated as a way to deepen faith - Mother

> (I know I bring her up a lot) has some really profound

> things to say - I was going to post this last night but ended up

> watching movies with my oldest daughter last night.

>

> I will be ordering your book soon Carolyn. Remember that when our

> Lord takes us home there will be no pain, no sickness. Marty is

> here to teach those around him patience and unconditional love!

>

> Jen

>

> Carolyn <charper777@...> wrote:

> Hi Jen,

>

> Yes, I have seen God do miracles of healing quite a few times,

> something dramatic in an instant, but guess what the very same

> person still gets sick again with something else, and eventually

> death does come to everyone.

>

> I have been a Christian now for over 30 years and always wanted

> that amazing miracle of healing, in fact it was what led me to the

> Lord in the first place, attending Kuhlman services, if

> anybody wants to know who she is they can look her up on Google,

> you can still hear her sermons there even though she is dead now.

> Anyway what I have learned is God has touched my son and healed him

> many many times, he just got done doing it for his recent pneumonia!

>

> My book is full of accounts of them, " Why Didn't Anybody Ever

> Tell Me About This! A Mother's Search for a Living God " Long title,

> think it can be found on Target, Amazon, supposed to be on Borders,

> but I haven't checked and will be available at my publisher's soon,

> Xulon press, it has the cover there now, but not yet the order

> thingy....

>

> My son was healed of seizures once for three years, after

> prayer by a pastor, no meds or anything in that time, then they

> came back, guess to test my faith huh!

>

> So what does a person want, an instant miracle like Jesus did

> in the Bible, or a lot of little ones added up over a lifetime? I

> have found that life itself is a miracle of healing, every day we

> live, every beat our heart takes, every breath of air we breath. I

> think we need to take one day at a time, live it, love all we can,

> and appreciate it, don't fret so much about what we do not have......

>

> But then again don't give up your faith believing, I still want

> Marty up walking and talking and healed one day, on earth, but if

> not Heaven will be fine too, no sickness or dying there!!!

>

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In a message dated 12/31/2006 2:33:24 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, clanmesa@... writes:

Jesus also chose to let Lazarus die. True, he raised him from the dead. But he had to die first. And get put in a tomb.

Dear Theresa,

Have you seen the film Life After Life? If not, there are 6 people who died and didn't stay dead. They all had wonderful experiences in the interim. The longest was a Russian man killed by the KBG at the airport in Moscow when leaving for America. He was in the morgue 3 days! I'll bet Lazarus had a wonderful four days before he was raised!

This film is so uplifting for everyone, not religious, and yet beautiful. There is a nurse who killed herself, and her experience is especially touching.

I have received healings. When I was pregnant with my son, I had a complete placenta previa, unbenownst to me until I started to bleed. I was put on bedrest. After 4 days, I told the doctor, "I can do this at home." I went home, and later that day, I went into labor. They did another ultrasound. In 4 days, the placenta had migrated completely off the cervix. This is physically impossible, yet I know what I was told in each ultrasound 4 days apart. That was a miracle.

What a beautiful healing Theresa! Thank You for sharing it with us.

It is my experience that there is no limit to the Good and the healing. Good for You! And your child and everyone who experienced it. Makes people think!

Love,

Francine

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In a message dated 12/31/2006 2:28:27 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, clanmesa@... writes:

I'm so glad that your life has been so trouble-free,

This is so far from the truth! My life is agonizing, but for the Joy that I receive almost constantly. I could possibly bring You to tears, even though You've had such a tough time. Possibly!

There are things unhealed at the moment (and some of them are loooong moments; and yet I know that they are healings-in-progress.

I'm trying to write this as secularly as is possible, due to Sharon's request, so I keep starting to write something, and going: 'No, that's too religious!'

All I can say ultimately is that the Presence of Love is available for everyone, all the time, and that this Presence LOVES IT when we ask. Just Loves it. It is Its Reason for Being.

with so much Love,

Sun~Rose (which is the name given me by the Presence, when I let Him write, speak, be, and express love, for me.)

Now having made that distinction, I won't hesitate to use that name, thinking that people will think I can't make up my mind what my name is. :*)

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In a message dated 12/31/2006 2:28:27 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, clanmesa@... writes:

I'm so glad that your life has been so trouble-free,

This is so far from the truth! My life is agonizing, but for the Joy that I receive almost constantly. I could possibly bring You to tears, even though You've had such a tough time. Possibly!

There are things unhealed at the moment (and some of them are loooong moments; and yet I know that they are healings-in-progress.

I'm trying to write this as secularly as is possible, due to Sharon's request, so I keep starting to write something, and going: 'No, that's too religious!'

All I can say ultimately is that the Presence of Love is available for everyone, all the time, and that this Presence LOVES IT when we ask. Just Loves it. It is Its Reason for Being.

with so much Love,

Sun~Rose (which is the name given me by the Presence, when I let Him write, speak, be, and express love, for me.)

Now having made that distinction, I won't hesitate to use that name, thinking that people will think I can't make up my mind what my name is. :*)