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Thanks for words that are true!
I know them to be true, God is faithful, past experience tells me that,
I guess that's why I sent that message...
wanted someone to say what I know to be true,  tell me once more,
That God has a plan,
That I just have to trust Him,And not understand,
I have a future,

And when,
The What Ifs come knocking on my door,
I have an answer,
That I didn't have before,

God has a purpose,
There is a plan,
And when it's darkest at midnight,
And I feel all alone,
I need only remember, I'm not on my own,
I have a promise,
I can hold on to,
God can make a way,
When I can't find a way through,

There is a purpose,
And there is a plan,
I just have to trust,
especially when I don't understand.



RhondaIt's all in His hand,

----- Original Message -----
From: "BD" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 1:18 PM
Subject: Re: Ben


> Cataract surgery is an outpatient procedure these days and very simple. My
> dad, at age 68 had this done in the only eye he can see out of, so he was
> concerned as you might imagine, but it was a life changing procedure for
> him which he'd do all over again if needed. A friend of mine, who is
> diabetic has had many laser surgeries to clean up what is known as
> "bleeding" which occurs with diabetic  folks. The success of it is
> dependent upon the amount of bleeding being done, blood vessels in the
back
> of the eye weakening. However, I met this friend of mine in a facility to
> adjust to blindness back in 94, and he is now regained his driver's
> license, so there is hope. I know the what ifs, the what will we do ifs
and
> etc. I did that back in the early 90's when I was diagnosed with RP and
> providing for my family and eventually was advised to seek disability
> helps. It wasn't easy but I didn't have God and his word for comfort then
> which you do and hopefully Ben has as well. Since that time, I've had
> occasion to resurrect similar and non similar what ifs, but being in God's
> word and trusting in him in a tangible way, brings peace knowing all will
> be OK in the end.  All this seems clicheish I know, but trusting that God
> will see you through despite what we are going through at the moment, and
> even if, the what ifs do come true, that he will reposition you to meet
the
> safety of his will.
>
> Brad
>
>
> Rhonda wrote:
> >Ben went to the eye doctor today, he has cataracts on both eyes! and
damage
> >to the back of both eyes, they will need to do some lazer treatments
before
> >they can remove the cataracts! the first treatment is next Tuesday!
> >we are still concerned about his job...
> >all those what if thoughts are trying to invade.
> >what if... he looses his job, what about insurance for all this
medication,
> >and for the eye treatments and lazer surgery,
> >and what will we do,
> >Ben is having  trouble seeing now, he has to get up close to a computer
> >screen,
> >I am trying to be positive, but I am not doing too well,
> >he seems to worried, I didn't go in with him so am not really sure what
the
> >doctor actually said,
> >pray for us,
> >thanks!
> >Rhonda
>
> Brad
>
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