I Believe Life Is About The Journey Not The Destination
Today starts a very big journey to me. My life journey.Something personal and important. Pray for me.
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SamHarris · 31-35, M
I can relate somehow. For as long as I could remember, I've been going through a journey, too. Not just any journey. A journey to better myself in a way I could, and to provide the betterment for my later generations when I have them. Everything I've been through, I don't ever want mine after me having any part of it, and it's why I'm thinking about the future for them already. When I do have them, I'll show them them way. As some of my previous stories I wrote and posted previously would tell, it's all the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
And the speaking of which, if I ever decide to write a book, an autobiography of my life and my journey, I wonder if anyone would ever believe me. Of course, I believe in that they would. When someone writes an autobiography of their life and they tell he whole world of it, especially as if it were almost like a testimony or whatever, they actually believe it.
One example: the story of the little girl, Annabel Beam, who suffered a very rare digestive disorder and went through it as time went by. Long story short, having survived an accident when she fell from her oakwood tree and inside the tree, she found herself miraculous cured. The impact of falling from her tree and hitting her head, as part of the accident, it's as though upon impact, her sensory inputs her telling her digestive tract to act right again just the way they did before the disorder ever happened.
Her mother, Christy Beam, wrote the book of the journey, what is called "Miracles From Heaven" which also adapted to movie being based on the true story.
The Beam family, and their pastor of Alsbury Baptist, are great people. I asked them all to pray for my mother, who is battling a third stage pancreatic tumor. From them, it really means a lot. From all those who do so, it really really means a lot. I hope I can ask you to do the same, as it would really mean a lot.
And the speaking of which, if I ever decide to write a book, an autobiography of my life and my journey, I wonder if anyone would ever believe me. Of course, I believe in that they would. When someone writes an autobiography of their life and they tell he whole world of it, especially as if it were almost like a testimony or whatever, they actually believe it.
One example: the story of the little girl, Annabel Beam, who suffered a very rare digestive disorder and went through it as time went by. Long story short, having survived an accident when she fell from her oakwood tree and inside the tree, she found herself miraculous cured. The impact of falling from her tree and hitting her head, as part of the accident, it's as though upon impact, her sensory inputs her telling her digestive tract to act right again just the way they did before the disorder ever happened.
Her mother, Christy Beam, wrote the book of the journey, what is called "Miracles From Heaven" which also adapted to movie being based on the true story.
The Beam family, and their pastor of Alsbury Baptist, are great people. I asked them all to pray for my mother, who is battling a third stage pancreatic tumor. From them, it really means a lot. From all those who do so, it really really means a lot. I hope I can ask you to do the same, as it would really mean a lot.
sometimeslonelytoo · 51-55, M
Mamapolo2016 · F
I will pray, and God speed!
NeloAngelo · 26-30, M
good luck ^_^