Dear friends,
Hi, hope you are doing well. I have just completed my 4th treatment this morning and resting well now.
This journey of my illness is very eventful; with the so many things happening, I thought years must have passed by. For the treatment, docs still hope to remove any residual cancer cells, holding back the possibility of bone marrow transplant unless necessary. They are quite positive about it. Pls pray for successful treatment this 4th round.
I, on the other hand, am happy to be in hospital. The leukaemia aside, ward 77 has been an eye opener for me: so many are sick around me, so many are helpless. Many people are lonely, mostly depressed and very sad deep inside. I also happened to know the nurses who cared for me better. It is quite ironic that these people who are suppose to give, support and shower everyone else with concern, are in themselves in need for care and concern. Some actually find them from patients in reverse!
God has placed me where I am for a reason. I may not fully understand all His purposes, but I trust He is working. I may be waiting and waiting for answers, but God only asks for more faith in Him. Just wait upon the LORD, in quiet trust. To Him be the glory forever and ever. Amen.
Take care.
From,
Kenneth Cham
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Hi Kenneth,
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear u're looking up & trusting in the Lord. Do continue to trust our faithful God ya? :D Take care & God bless. Be praying for u :)
Cheers,
Ruthie
From Katherine, golden group:
ReplyDeleteKenneth
It is encouraging to me also reading what u said about the nurses. Yes, caregivers also need care, and thats where believers can make the real difference...with Christ in us, the hope lives on. Do look at Romans 15v13. You may never know how your presence has impacted on those serving you, and around you. May the LORD continue to bless you with His peace, joy, and favour. Will keep praying for the residual cells to be completely wiped out.