The road less traveled with a little rain on the side
I couldn't quit thinking about my Dad. How when they said he had cancer, that he knew this was HIS storm that he had to face. No turning back. Just keep on going and pray that the rain would not come down too hard.
Rain is usually welcomed, it's cleansing and helps things grow. The same can be said for adversity. In my experience, I can rattle off plenty of times when life was just hard, but I grew from it and it changed me forever. It molded me and transformed my whole being.
We are not welcoming the cancer, but we are basking in the closeness that it has brought to the whole family, especially to Dad . How we appreciate each word and each moment with him. How he is more affectionate and takes the time to say I love You EVERY TIME now.
Looking in his rear view mirror, I'm confident that he is quite satisfied with where he has been. Looking ahead it looks kind of stormy, but with God's strength he is moving forward. Bring on the rain because he's not travelling this road alone!
Keep the prayers coming!!!!!
(Again, I will remind you of his blog and how to keep updated with his journey- click here - I've been inspired by this website as well - it has brought numerous tears to my eyes, but quite touching, you should read the story from the beginning - it's awesome click here )
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I like the way you put your praises and prayer requests on the side of your blog. I may have to try that out on mine as well.
God bless you and have a great day!
It might not be that bad or it could be a huge struggle.
Thank you for this post.
Very encouraging.