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Day 27 – One of Those Days

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Yesterday was a rough day for me. After a wonderful weekend, I woke up early Monday morning in severe pain that can only be coming from one thing — a bowel blockage. I waited as long as possible but then finally decided to take something for the pain. Thankfully things calmed down a bit, only to restart again in the afternoon. So I spent the day in bed and tried different things to help with the blockage. Prune juice has become a good friend of mine, but you do what you have to do..haha!  Hopefully, I will not have to go to the hospital for this and all will be much better soon.

God willing, I am supposed to visit my best friend Sara next week in Texas and I really want to be able to go so please pray that all is well before then. It will be a big deal since it is the first time traveling anywhere major since my surgery, but I am looking forward to it. It will be a very low-key trip since I still do not have lots of energy but I am excited about spending time face to face with Sara, watching our favorite movies and television shows, and maybe do a bit of shopping since I have to visit MimiBella’s Boutique while I am there. 😉 I would greatly appreciate your prayers for healing and pain relief over the next few days.

As I have not been feeling well, the Lord has been encouraging me with His word and the verse He keeps bringing to my mind lately is Psalm 73:26 which says,

“My health may fail, and my spirit may grow weak, but God remains the strength of my heart; He is mine forever.”

That is such a beautiful promise from the Lord and encouraging to any soul who is feeling weak today. No matter how weak and frail you may feel, God is with you. He knows and understands, and will embrace you as His and comfort you with His love.

Thanks so much for your prayers friends, and please let me know how I cam be praying for you.

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Day 22 – 3am Wake Up Calls

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The past few weeks I have not slept well, and have been woken up for one reason or another. Yesterday morning was no different. I woke up at 3am with some major issues with my bag. More crap to clean up..ha!  There is no sweeter wake up call than that (sigh). I definitely relate to all you moms out there who get very little sleep. It is a struggle for sure.

I got frustrated at first because of the mess and knew that sleep would not return easily, but then I remembered yesterday’s post about not taking everything so seriously so I tried to find the amusement in a very annoying situation. Sleep did not return until about 6am and even then I did not sleep long. However, the positive in this situation is that I was able to read some very encouraging devotions during that time and to pray. I have been reminded that these unexpected wake up calls provide an excellent time to pour out my heart to the Lord and to ponder His Word. He always manages to help me put things into perspective and finds some way to get through to my sleep deprived brain. So the next time you find yourself not able to sleep, spend that time talking to God. I can assure you that He will not disappoint, and He will give you the inner peace and rest your soul so desperately needs.

I hope you all have a wonderful Thursday!

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Day 21 – Falls of Grace – Some Days You Just Have to Laugh

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Yesterday morning, my friend Josie called me. Josie and I met when we were at CIU, and both lived on Walker 1 (shout out to all of our Walker 1 ladies). I truly believe she was one of the greatest gifts God gave me while there and we have been best buds ever since. That was ten years ago and our friendship is stronger than ever. Jo and I relate on a level that no one else understands because we both have physical disabilities, and are able to call each other and share our stories, frustrations, and laugh about our daily struggles because we totally “get” them.

Yesterday was one of those days.

Jo called and I answered and she said something like “So dude, this morning at the track while exercising my wheelchair flipped back and I hit my head and instantly thought of you.” We both started laughing. Once we calmed I said something like “Yeah, I’ve hit my head so many times I have become an expert, and so now when I fall, as I am going down I think of my head and try not to hit it, and about protecting any electronic devices I am carrying namely my phone” (Priorities, people, priorities!). I then tell her that I have a recent “fall story” too.

Before continuing, for those of you freaking out right now at how lightly I am treating falling — chill. It’s all good and it is a daily part of my life. I fall as naturally as most people walk, and have been trained to fall without getting hurt. Plus, it is better to laugh than to cry, and makes enduring the hard days much easier not to take everything so seriously.

This past Saturday my parents and I went to see the movie “Woodlawn.” I was not feeling the greatest and in all honesty was a bit annoyed and not in the best of moods before walking out the door. As I was leaving, I got my purse and headed for the door to get my crutches and lost my balance, fell forward, and face planted into the dog bowls by the door. This was a lovely indication as to how my day was going so far. As soon as I hit the ground I started laughing so hard it made it impossible to get up and meanwhile my mom is nearby laughing too and neither one of us were much help to each other.  Oh the joys of having Cerebral Palsy, but it was totally what I needed to lighten my mood and ironically it made the day a bit better. Also, don’t worry, no harm was done to Jo or I in either of our falls.  I think Jo and I are two of the most graceful “fallers” I know. Well, most of the time that is. 😉

I don’t know what you are going through today, but I do know laughter and friendship can make everything a little better so when you’re having an “OH CRAP” moment, take a deep breath, calm down, and try to find the lighter side and call a friend. It will make you feel better, I promise.

P.S. Josie is one of the most creative people I know and she has a business called “Little Big Creations,” and makes some awesome things. Check it out here. 🙂

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Day 19 – Trusting Him in the Road Ahead

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“Trust in the Lord with all of your heart and lean not on your own understanding, but in all your ways acknowledge Him and He will direct your paths.”  ~ Proverbs 3:5-6

Trust is something we all struggle with from time to time.  I know for me it is hard, especially when I do not know what is ahead.  I am a planner by nature, and I like to know exactly what is going on.  However, God has reminded me lately to rest in Him and not to stress or have so many questions over what is ahead. “When will I get better?” “When will I be able to work again?”  “When will God bring that future husband that I have prayed for, for years?” As these questions have gone through my mind God has reminded me of the past and how through every season He has been faithful to guide me.

It does not matter if I do not know what to expect in my future, but what does matter is that I stay obedient to the Lord and trust in His daily guidance.

It is comforting to me during times of the unknown to know that Jesus loved me so much that He died on the cross so that I might have life.  Trusting in that great love can never lead me wrong and that is the only consistent thing that brings peace in all of my uncertainty.  I pray that wherever you are that you can trust God today with your uncertainties and that you can find the peace that comes with resting in Him.

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Day 18 – Be Obedient

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Obedience. Obedience can be a scary and peaceful thing all at the same time. Over the last year God has taught me much, especially in the last several months. January 23, 2015 changed my life forever. That was the day I had my colon removed, the start of a six week hospital stay, and the scariest time of my life. It was truly a miracle from the Lord that I survived, but during this time I have been the most real with God that I have ever been.

God has been calling me for years to share my story of His amazing grace in my life as a writer and speaker. However, I hate speaking in public and fear it even though when I was in college my public speaking professor told me I had a gift and a story to be shared. Although, when I was done with that class I just knew my time of public speaking was over.

God has such a sense of humor, and I know my stubborn streak drives Him crazy. For the last several years I have worked for speakers and writers instead of being one. I just knew, and (wanted really badly) to think that my ministry was only behind the scenes in the industry. I believe God called me to the work I am in, and have loved every minute of it but there has always been that thought in the back of my mind — “God is wanting me to do more.”  In the quiet time of my recovery, I’ve heard that still small voice in the back of my mind reminding me of this.

If I have learned one truth in this experience it is that life is too short not to be obedient to God’s calling.

Fast forward to the present, I am still very much in recovery mode, and physically not able to go back to work or start a speaking ministry yet. However, I want Jesus to know that I am willing.

What Jesus wants from us most is a willing heart for Him to mold into what He wants for His glory.

I want to offer my body as a living sacrifice to do whatever God sees fit for my life from this moment forward because any fear on my part is smaller than the power of God.

Just as he did for Moses, Abraham, and countless others in the Bible He can equip and enable me to do whatever He asks me to do. He will equip you as well, you just have to be willing to let Him lead your life. What is He asking you to do today? Is there an area in your life where you are resisting obedience to Him right now? I pray that you take some time to spend with Him and heed His wisdom and commands.

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Day 17 – Suffering for His Glory

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All of us at some point in life experience suffering. During these times we pray and wonder why God isn’t delivering us out of it as fast as we would like Him to.  For me, that has been my question lately.  I know God is powerful and that He does not rejoice in my suffering so why doesn’t He choose to deliver me, or any of us when we ask him to?  I recently read some passages of Scripture that reminded me of the answer to this question.

 In John 11, Jesus’ friend Lazarus is sick and his sisters Mary and Martha called for Jesus to come.  However, Jesus waited a few days before making his trip to Bethany,  and by the time he reached them Lazarus was already dead.  The sisters greeted him grieving wondering why He did not come sooner knowing that He could have prevented their brother from dying.  The disciples also questioned Jesus, but His response was, “Lazarus’s sickness will not end in death. No, it happened for the glory of God so that the Son of God will receive glory from this.” Did God rejoice in the death of his friend?  No, he did not. In fact, this passage tells us that Jesus wept over his death, but He allowed it because in the end it would display the glory of God.

Another similar example can be found in John 9, which tells the story of the man born blind. In this passage the disciples asked Jesus who sinned that caused the man to be blind — the man or the parents.  Jesus responded by stating, “Neither this man or his parents sinned, said Jesus, but this happened so that the works of God might be displayed in him.”

 During trials,  it is easy to think, “what have I done wrong to deserve this?” Yes, we live in a fallen world and our sin can have direct consequences that cause us suffering.  However, direct sin from the parents or the child is not what initially caused this man’s blindness.  God allowed him to be blind for many years and the reason being so that the glory of God can be displayed in his life.

Many have often asked me over the years why I believe God allowed me to be born with a physical disability.  I will never fully know that answer here on this earth, but the one thing I do know is that God works out all things for the good of those who love Him and who are called according to His purpose (Romans 8:28).  That being said, disability or not, as a Christian I have been called to a higher purpose and that is to serve Jesus Christ no matter what circumstances I find myself in. It says in 2 Corinthians 12:9 that God works out His power in our weakness. When we are weak He is strong. I firmly believe that at certain times God can shine the brightest in our weaknesses. If we were perfect and never had any trials what need would we have for God? God can use what we think is tragic for His ultimate good. Whatever place you may find yourself in today, remember that God sees you and knows what you are going through, and He will always be your source of comfort. Allow whatever you are going through to draw you closer to your Savior and let your ultimate goal be to glorify Him no matter what the circumstances of your life are.

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Day 13 – Encouragement from Helen Keller

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Yesterday, I shared about Joni Eareckson Tada and how her story encourages me to press on in the hard times.

Another one of those people is Helen Keller.

“I thank God for my handicaps for through them I have found myself, my work, and my God.” ~Helen Keller

This is one of my favorite quotes that always inspires me. Every time I read it I am reminded once again that God does use our so called “handicaps” whatever they may be to mature us, and grow us closer to Him. Helen was a remarkable woman who did not let her struggles of being blind and deaf define her life. Instead of drowning in self-pity she allowed her disability to make her stronger, and it became a blessing in many ways rather than a curse.

I can relate to this in my own life. Growing up with Cerebral Palsy, I have dealt with numerous challenges throughout my life, and recently been reminded of those challenges more than ever. However, as I look back on the struggles I have had, I am thankful for them because they have helped mold me into the woman I am today. Even though my life has been hard at times, it has been during those struggles that I have truly matured and most importantly grown closer to Jesus! Some of my biggest revelations in life have come in part to the struggles I have dealt with. Do I believe that Jesus rejoices in the suffering of His children? No, but I do believe that He will work everything out for His good, and will use our experiences to glorify Himself (Romans 8:28).

We all have our own set of “handicaps” we struggle with, and it is often hard to have a good perspective. Recently, that has been difficult for me. However, the Lord has reminded me of His faithfulness throughout my entire life, and no matter what He allows in this life I can find joy because He is my Savior. It is not about me and my desires but about Him and His.

Once we drop the selfish attitude is when we start to learn from what He is doing whether it is good or bad. No matter what struggle you are facing right now be encouraged that God does love you and wants to work in you. He can make something good come out of the crappiest of days. So just like our friend Helen Keller take some time to “thank God for our handicaps for through them we can find ourselves, our work, and our God.”

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Day 12 – People Who Inspire – Joni Eareckson Tada

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In seasons where days are hard and life can seem crappy, it is so easy to focus just on ourselves and our problems. However, for me, that only leads me into more despair. One way that helps me to look up and to be encouraged on the hard days is to read inspiring testimonies from other believers. One of those testimonies is from a woman who has had great impact on my life, and that is Joni Eareckson Tada. I, like Joni, have a disability, and throughout the years Joni’s story has been an encouragement to me. Joni’s life has not always been easy but she has dealt with her trials with Christ-like joy and allowed God to be glorified through her difficulties.

A couple of years ago, Joni spoke at an event with the comedian I managed at the time, and I was able to be there and meet her and that was such an honor and a privilege. She is such a lovely lady and reading back through her story over the past few days has encouraged me to press on.

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I wrote a review of her autobiography a few years ago for another website. I came upon it recently and thought I would share it with you here —

JONI: An Unforgettable Story by Joni Eareckson Tada is a touching autobiography of a woman who became a paraplegic at the age of eighteen, and since then has overcome tremendous obstacles in her life to be the woman she is today.

In the first few chapters Joni educates the reader on her interests and hobbies from painting to riding horses.  However, not too long into the story she takes the reader inside of what we know is coming, which is the diving accident that changed her life forever. Joni then describes her journey of learning to live life as a paraplegic. She allows you to see inside the times when she was the most bitter, and when she was most joyful. Even though Joni went through a period of time where all she wanted to do was give up and die, she eventually realized that she could still have a meaningful life with a disability, and God could use her trials to glorify Him and help others.  She began painting again, but instead of using her hands she drew with her teeth to create masterpieces of art.   Her unique paintings became popular and have provided opportunities for Joni to share her story with the world including being interviewed by Barbara Walters on The Today Show.  Joni also founded a Christian-based organization called Joni and Friends which provides assistance to disabled people all over the world.

Joni writes all of this in such a way that makes the reader feel like they are there with her experiencing all that she is going through.  In one sentence she has you laughing but in the next has you crying. At the end of her book, I was blessed by her testimony. I was reminded that God is not limited by our limitations, and that He can use them for His good.

This is the first of many books that Joni has authored. I would recommend you read this as well as her others. Her books are excellent resources for people who are dealing with a disability or chronic illness. It will leave you encouraged and challenge you to grow in your relationship with Christ. To learn more about Joni, and to purchase her books visit her website here.

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Day 11 – Restless

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Lately, I have been restless. I could sit here and tell you that the reasons I am restless are that I have had major health problems this year, had to put my job on hold, or am single, but that would not be true.  Do those things contribute to my restlessness?  Yes, but they are not the main reason.  The main reason for my discontentment is that I am not trusting God as I should.  I am a planner and like to have everything figured out.  However, I am in a season where nothing seems to be figured out, but I think that is exactly where God wants me.  It is so easy to feel content when all of my plans are working out, but that is just it, the focus is on me and not God.  I have been craving peace lately, but in my finite ways, the mindset is that peace will come when things in life work out.  That is wrong thinking.   The Bible says that God will give me perfect peace no matter what my circumstances in life are (Isaiah 26:3).

 It is such a comfort to know that even when I am restless God is not, and in order to have peace all I have to do is trust.  When you choose to love Christ above all else, peace will rule in your heart no matter your circumstances.

My prayer today is that I have the Christ-like attitude that Paul had when he stated in Philippians 4:12 “I know what it is to be in need, and I know what it is to have plenty.  I have learned the secret of being content in any and every situation, whether fed or hungry, whether living in plenty or in want.”  Paul’s contentment was found in Christ alone and that was all he needed, and is all you or I need.   If you are restless today, give your restlessness to Christ and He will give you His perfect peace. Nothing or no one could be better than that.

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Day 8- Mama Said There’d be Days Like This

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The struggle is real, folks. I am crazy exhausted today. My health is still recovering from this past weekend and yesterday I was in Charlotte most of the day for a doctors appointment and tests. That being said, my body is rebelling and shutting down and yelling, “I am so tired!” My brain is foggy and I feel like the sentences in my mind all sound the same so my words will be few today.

My plan for the day is to rest and more importantly relax by spending time with the Lord and in His word. So often we get caught up in the hustle, bustle, and stresses of life and forget that it is just as important to take time to rest and re-energize our body and souls. The verse that is coming to my mind right now is Psalm 46: 10 which states, “Be still and know that I am God.”  Take some time to be still before the Lord today and allow His presence refuel you.

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