Comment on August 2nd, 2010.
I guess for people without healing, suicide is a viable option then.
Comment on August 5th, 2010.
What is it with God and the “eleventh hour” thing?! Maybe its my teaching background, but I often wish God was more into the “early intervention” thing!
Glad you are still here! I love a good miracle story!!
Comment on August 6th, 2010.
Praise the Lord Cam so happy you have been released and healed. Sounds like it all happened very close to Kaleb’s 21st Birthday 13 April. I think of you on and off and wonder how you are going. I received a miracle a years ago (not cancer) but still I was very sick and was in shock for weeks and just kept saying I cant believe I feel so good over and over and God is so Good. I was so happy and just kept telling everyone. I got off the stage at church for prayer when they did an altar call for people with long term sicknesses.
Godbless I’ll keep in touch. Very excited about your projects. Seek ye first the Kingdom of God and all these things will be added to you. Kaleb Smith’s Mum, Kathy.
Comment on August 7th, 2010.
Hi Cam,
We have just caught up with all that has been going on in your life.We think of you so often and you are always remembered in our prayers.
How wonderful is the space that you are in now !!.How wonderful that you will continue to share the amazing person that you are.How wonderful that you continue to be a part of the golden thread that we weave into the brilliance that all of our children so deserve.How wonderful that we had the opportunity to share just some of you,even for a short while.
We send you our love and share in the joy that you are walking beside us all now.
p.s. still no house sale, Tassie still the place to be !
Love and joy to you and your lovely family.
From Tracey,Jordon and Harry Steele-John xxx
Comment on August 7th, 2010.
Hi Myeloma Man,
For me, the cancer was not the most traumatic thing happening for me. I was at a point where nothing could compare to the overwhelming mental anguish, physical pain and exhaustion that I was dealing with for an extended amount of time.
It is never going to be a good option, but I can understand the desperation when people get to that point.
For me, I believed that there was hope, although every inch of my physical and mental existence wanted to depart, I had to believe that things could get better – my faith was worth nothing without that belief.
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