No Dream Too Small - Blog by Tam Wai Jia

Esther.

It was almost as if there was some sort of forcefield around her. No one stood even remotely near her, even though the train was rather filled with passengers. It was almost as if people believed that ... Read More about Esther.

the Shape of love.

doctoring, prayer & encouragement, reflections

One often has the loftiest ideals about medicine.And so, off I went with my team, with my White coat and stethoscope, a bagpack filled with medical supplies and a head helium-filled with lofty ideals, ... Read More about the Shape of love.

Behind bars.

depression & anorexia, doctoring, loving the poor, prayer & encouragement, Recovery

"Aren't you scared? I mean, there've been newspaper reports about aftershocks and recent post-quake floods in the area... ... Ah, you're very brave."I was at a party, and everyone who found out kept ... Read More about Behind bars.

Available.

loving the poor, prayer & encouragement, Recovery

I was at the missions clinic waiting for the missionary doctor to give me the necessary vaccinations for the crisis relief trip to Sichuan.At the waiting area, bags, boxes and crates filled with ... Read More about Available.

Frostbite yesterday.

depression & anorexia, loving the poor, Recovery

We've been going on intensive mode for quite some time now, and it hasn't been easy. Anna still has huge issues with fears of abandonment, and this sets off huge triggers like fireworks. If there was ... Read More about Frostbite yesterday.

Wheatfields.

doctoring, Kitesong, loving the poor, prayer & encouragement, tasting the rainbow

My backbone has been too straight. Worse, it's been arched so far back with my chin held so high at a sickening angle that God had to jolt me back to reality.We see it everywhere- in offices, schools ... Read More about Wheatfields.

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