I hope I am not Jinxing myself here but " I FEEL GOOD ". I know scary thought but I am happy about it. I almost feel normal. I made myself some breakfast, cleaned the kitchen counters, dusted the T.V. and even washed the living room window. I got sick of looking at the nose prints on the window. (From the dogs of course). I have been drinking Carnation Breakfast Essentials for 2 days in a row and I think the boost in vitamins is helping alot. It might not be but as long as I think so then it is true. haha.
If I could give any advice it would be too make sure and eat healthy and get your vitamins in. At first I went with "If you want it eat it" mentality. Not a good plan. Yes you do have to eat alot to feel better but the wiser the choice the better you will feel. The funny part of the whole ordeal is I actually crave Vegetables. I know weird huh?! Desserts look and sound good but once I eat a couple of bites I don't even want them. This might turn my whole thinking around. I might just get healthy for my Latter years.
Today it is off to the Carmelite Fair. It's the big fund raiser for the Convent. My sister said I should get them to say a prayer for me while I am there. Maybe I will buy some blessed beads or something. Any little bit helps. And I certainly like having God in my corner.
I will keep you posted on how the rest of the day goes.
Peace out for now.
Don't waste your money on trinkets. The sister's prayers will add to your healing but they're no closer to God than you. God will save and heal you. Pretty statues and latin mummery will not. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI think there is strength in blessed articles. I keep a rosary with me daily. It brings me strength and helps to move my mind away from things of the world. Of course it is God who heals and comforts, but items that remind us of His sacrifice, can be helpful. At my church we give prayer shawls, blessed by the congregation, to cancer patients. I had cancer last year and can tell you it brought great comfort. It was filled with the residual of heartfelt and loving prayers. Bless you Janice in your journey. Tx for sharing it with us.
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