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Christians with Epilepsy

As Christians with Epilepsy We believe in Romans 8:28
And we know that ALL things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose.

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Comment by Carlton Zeigler on Sunday

okay

Comment by Richard Davis on Sunday

Hi again all, I need your prayers for this week, I go tomorrow for per-op and Friday I have to have surgery to have my right kidney removed due to cancer, pray that the seizures will be kept under control, I dont' know how long I'll be in the hospital. Thanks

Comment by Robert Carnathan on Sunday
Every Night I'm still Praying for all of you for strangh and good will on you new like I care for you all and we are going to make it to our goals I pray for happyness and change of life for all
Comment by Richard Davis on May 20, 2013 at 6:20pm

no you're not odd Chris, I use the same testimony as I had two brain surgeries that failed and the last lead into meningitis and almost died, I've experienced every kind of seizure and they told me my left side was very slow because it is all destroyed. Now having cancer and I believe God is going to take care of it, I can better relate to others suffering with it, we may suffer now, but in heaven we will be perfect again and never suffer anymore, people are watching us to see how we handle it and either we set a good example of Christ or a bad testimony for the Lord. take care friend

Comment by Carlton Zeigler on May 20, 2013 at 3:58pm

Nice story

Comment by Chris Wilson on May 20, 2013 at 3:01pm

Hello everyone, I just wanted to share what happened to me a few years ago that has made me the christian I am today. I was scheduled for surgery on a wed. to have most of the right side of my brain removed. At church the Sunday right before I didnt know it but we were having baptisms that day, and I was never baptised, I took that as a sign. On wednesday right before I was rolled back for surgery I asked my sister to hand me my bible. When I opened it the first verse I read was 2nd Corinthians 12:10, and even to this day with now having a memory disorder I can still remember this verse. Its says - Then, for the sake of Christ, I will have delight in my weaknesses, insults, hardships, persecutions and calamaties, for when im weak, I AM STRONG!   Also after surgery there was a few verses I read that said our lord will comfort us through all our trials and we are to use that comfort we have received to comfort others. I now believe after everything ive been through and all the signs given to me that I was given epilepsy for good reason and my purpose here is to use what has been given to me to help others. Many think im odd for this but I thank God every night for giving me Epilepsy and putting me through surgery because now I know my purpose here on earth and now I have the resources to help others.

Comment by Carlton Zeigler on May 20, 2013 at 1:08am

Nice poem.

I have written a number of poems about my epilepsy.  It is a powerful muse.

Comment by Richard Davis on May 19, 2013 at 11:32pm

it's beautiful, it would go well with my painting I did for epilepsy but haven't been able to get it out there since all has happened. 

Comment by Patty Guilmette on May 19, 2013 at 11:26pm

 

In Lilac Dreams

The storm within awakens
Consciousness is broken
The brain is weak
Energy waves released
Control is lost
Physical, mental, emotional
Undue stress
Flashing lights 
Not sleeping well
A flickering flame
Heat and Smoke
Triggers are all around
They are good
They are bad
Afraid to reach out
Afraid to live
Confronted by fear
It teams with ignorance
Everyday
Everywhere
We are never alone
In lilac dreams
by,
Patty Guilmette
 
Please comment on my poem.  My quest is to spread awareness through my poem and hopefully get it as the official poem of The Epilepsy Foundation.  Thank You and God bless.
Comment by Richard Davis on May 19, 2013 at 10:30pm

We spoke with the surgeon Wednesday, it is definite the kidney has to be removed ASAP. He asked about the insurance which I don't have. But I checked on my retirement pay from my job in the last seven years and I can get it with just enough to cover the surgeon and the other doctor, but the hospital is a different story. We talked with the woman who handles finance cases, she applied for me to get medicaid, she said I probably will not get it at first, but she said they wouldn't refuse someone with cancer, so if all fails they will cover that. The doctor said my blood thinner is where it's supposed to be, what the plan is, is I stay at that for two weeks, then I go totally off of it for one week, then they do the removal and three days after that without it before they start it again with stomach injections and pills to get rid of the blood clot. The Lord has blessed with our needs for this month through care of friends and people. It isn't known how long I will have to go without work. A lawyer is trying to get me SSDI but again we have to wait two weeks before I have to fill more paper. I have kept a record of all the seizures and hospitalization for the last seven years along with medical records so that helps. If you would like to stay in touch, go to www.caringbridge.org/visit/richarddavis1/journal  and I will keep updated there. Thank you for your prayers and care.  

 

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