Rhonda,
I think I posted my experience here before, so I won't go through it again,
unless you want me to share it at another time.
Anyway, after it was all over, the Lord told me, not to even pray for
healing from blindness, untill he tells me that it is time to do so.  So
basically, unless at that moment the Lord tells me differently, I generally
tell people that the Lord told me that He will do it in his time.  I'll keep
it short and sweet for now.
Vinny
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From: "Rhonda" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Sunday, August 28, 2005 3:20 PM
Subject: Re: what to say?


>I do believe that prayer is a great way to talk to God,  but for someone to
> assume that just because I'm blind I always have on my mind  getting
> healed
> isn't how it is.  Like anyone else, I'd love to see the world around me, I
> don't know what the sunrise looks like, or mountains covered with snow, or
> the face of y husband or girls, sometimes I'm sad about not seeing these
> things, but I've never seen them,  I truly think that there is a purpose
> behind what happens in our lives.
> I guess I feel oehow defensive sometimes, when asked  do you believe? it
> seems the reason for no answer must be  my fault!  but I don't see prayer
> like a vending machine, say the right prayer get your miracle!!!
> I guess this just brings back emories of the past when this has happened!
> this time however, I was not sad, or angry, I was more concerned about the
> one who wanted to pray...
> Rhonda
>