Carol,

Prayer is indeed a needful thing, but also laughter is meant to be healing 
to the bones, sometimes  it is a hard thing to do in the midst of trials. I 
pray it heals as well other healing needs to be in a position for a guide 
dog too. I suppose I ought have posted a joke to start the laughter bit... 
but I'm fresh out :). Imagine that, me, fresh out of words. Who'd a thunk it.

Brad





At 11:40 AM 1/14/2008, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>As some of you may know, for the past three months I have suffered quite a 
>lot of pain following an unfortunate awkward fall, when I damaged my left 
>Achilles tendon.  This particular joint carries the heaviest weight of the 
>body and, what's more, can be the most problematic to heal from a tear. 
>It's still not healing well and every few days, when I add just a little 
>more movement/walking, it clicks, just hurts or whatever ...   Even 
>walking round the supermarket can be too much for it!  Well, yesterday I 
>added to it all when I fell sideways on our garden path, which is rather 
>narrow and has become a little uneven and also has a little kerb down to 
>the garden itself. Now, ow, ow, ow!  It's well and truly sprained the 
>foot, though I don't actually think it's broken ... but I have a number of 
>signs of previous broken bones I've been sure "would be OK" at the time of 
>the injury, so maybe I'm wrong on that one.  I've lay on my bed and had my 
>foot up almost all day today and this in itself is pretty restricting.
>
>Please pray everyone.  I do so want to have another dog and felt the Lord 
>had opened that door wide last Summer when I was accepted for retraining 
>after a lot of hard work and exercise.  Of course, the problem also 
>exacerbates my back as I cannot put full weight on that foot.  I feel very 
>discouraged about this, I have to say, ...
>
>Many people have already prayed ... but maybe you could also!  <Smiles>
>
>--
>Carol
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