depression & anorexia, doctoring, prayer & encouragement, Recovery, swim.bike.run.fly
Sitting outside the scan room with a group of little old women, waiting patiently for my turn in a green gown, was a... unique experience, to say the least. I remember the shocked look of the staff ... Read More about Osteopenia.
He looks like the average teenager, maybe a little dull, that's all. I mean, that's how you'd judge him, wouldn't you, since he works full-time in his father's retail store selling gaudy clothes to ... Read More about What you never know.
“But I lacked the courage and she had a boyfriend and I was gawky and she was gorgeous and I was hopelessly boring and she was endlessly fascinating. So I walked back to my room and collapsed on the ... Read More about Sublimation.
prayer & encouragement, Recovery, swim.bike.run.fly, tasting the rainbow
* Wai Jia has been busy with preparations for the upcoming book, called A Taste of Rainbow. There have been meetings to attend, proposals and letters to write and filming to do... all on top of a ... Read More about Not my Battle.
doctoring, loving the poor, Missions, reflections, swim.bike.run.fly
Perhaps, one of the hardest lessons I have had to learn, was to stop listening to so many people. Even though there were many risk factors for the severity of my injury, the primary reason for it was ... Read More about Shepherd’s Voice.
I got an email today from a special friend:"...in your post about heaven, in the last picture, you mentioned that God being with you is what heaven is about.... If this is true, does this mean we are ... Read More about Little piece of heaven.
