This verse gives me expectations. The previous verse, Isaiah 43:18 says, "Do not remember the former things, Nor consider the things of old." I've been reflecting on the old of 2021. A lot of good came out of some bad in 2021 but I'm looking forward to seeing God in the new year. You too? It's a good time for reflecting and expecting. We began 2021 in a hotel in Columbus, in quarantine, because of my surgery on January 4. You can read about my cancer journey HERE. As I reflect on that Continue Reading
How Emotions Help with Cancer
Have you ever been on a rollercoaster? They go up slow and come down fast. Twisting and turning while you’re screaming scared. Then finally you come to a slow stop and hastily climb out of the car that held you captive for that 2-minute ride (or less). And it was supposed to be a thrill. The emotions of cancer have similarities. Some emotions can help. I haven’t been on a rollercoaster ride for many years but still remember the thrill, the stress, the excitement of the ride. Cancer is not a Continue Reading
Hope during the Coronavirus Pandemic
There is Hope during the coronavirus pandemic. A pandemic is a worldwide outbreak of a disease and the coronavirus is not the first. Being somewhat of a research nerd, I find interest in reading about past pandemics. But, I have to limit my intake. It can be frightening. The Internet, news, social media is bombarding us with fear. But you have the control to turn it off. TURN off the fear! It’s April 2020, a time of uncertainty, fear, what if’s. Everyone reacts differently to this crisis, Continue Reading