
So, if you are facing an "impossible" thing, take heart. Trust God. Follow His leading.
Share with your grandchildren how God has been with you and helped you face "impossible" things in the past and how He continues to do so today. If they have not already faced "impossible" things in their lives, sooner or later your grandchildren will. Model for them what it looks like to trust God for the wisdom and strength we all need when facing "impossible" things in our lives.
(This post is from the Grandmas with Heart facebook page - please check it out and like, follow and share with the people you know.)
I was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis when I was 29. I have had 8 surgeries, been in a wheelchair for about 6 months, had Iritis twice, Bursitis, MRSA, and Viral Meningitis. I have been on high risks medicines for over 15 years. BUT...God is good. Even through the bad times, I have learned that things happen for a reason. I am so very thankful for the things I once took for granted like walking or being able to drive a car. Yes, with God, all things are possible.
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