Miracles
I'm apart of a ministry team that meets with students on campus at the university here in town. The Elder who is over us taught about signs and wonders. He admonished us that some people won't believe Jesus unless they see something. He told us to expect miracles.
So, I'm expecting my miracle. On Friday, October 15 I found myself in the emergency room with a horrendous pain in my calf right below the back of my knee. The pain was not sharp, but it hurt so bad that I had to limp and it ached and ached so much that I couldn't sleep. It came out of no where. I hadn't been working out, hadn't run up any stairs, had been injured in anyway. I just started walking and the pain was there. I grew worse as the day went on to finally it hurt to walk.
I called my doctor, but he didn't call me back. I simply wanted his advise. Based on my medical history of blood clots should I go to the ER? He didn't call me back, so I went to the ER. They checked me out and could find nothing. I was prescribed Tylenol with codeine, told not to drive or operate heavy machinery under the influence of the prescribed narcotics, and told to see my doctor if the pain persist. Despite the fact that I was happy that I had no major issues, I was a little ticked that I wasted time and precious money visiting a doctor who couldn't tell me what was wrong with me.
Before I went to the ER, I prayed and asked God to heal me--to not let it be blood clots and to not have them admit me to the hospital. Well, he answered my prayer, but I was still in pain. Throughout the week the pain persisted, but it gradually got better. I decided that I was gonna go to the gym to do step aerobics and it was a little aggravated, but not as bad as when it started.
So today, I prayed to God for complete healing. So far I can't tell if the pain is there or not because my calves are still sore from step aerobics, but my faith is there. I trust God for complete healing.
So, I'm expecting my miracle. On Friday, October 15 I found myself in the emergency room with a horrendous pain in my calf right below the back of my knee. The pain was not sharp, but it hurt so bad that I had to limp and it ached and ached so much that I couldn't sleep. It came out of no where. I hadn't been working out, hadn't run up any stairs, had been injured in anyway. I just started walking and the pain was there. I grew worse as the day went on to finally it hurt to walk.
I called my doctor, but he didn't call me back. I simply wanted his advise. Based on my medical history of blood clots should I go to the ER? He didn't call me back, so I went to the ER. They checked me out and could find nothing. I was prescribed Tylenol with codeine, told not to drive or operate heavy machinery under the influence of the prescribed narcotics, and told to see my doctor if the pain persist. Despite the fact that I was happy that I had no major issues, I was a little ticked that I wasted time and precious money visiting a doctor who couldn't tell me what was wrong with me.
Before I went to the ER, I prayed and asked God to heal me--to not let it be blood clots and to not have them admit me to the hospital. Well, he answered my prayer, but I was still in pain. Throughout the week the pain persisted, but it gradually got better. I decided that I was gonna go to the gym to do step aerobics and it was a little aggravated, but not as bad as when it started.
So today, I prayed to God for complete healing. So far I can't tell if the pain is there or not because my calves are still sore from step aerobics, but my faith is there. I trust God for complete healing.
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