Brooke: Letting go, letting God

Helen Keller

justme2010 — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 17:06:50 GMT

The sad story reminds me of Keller's "Three Days to See", how we should embrace every minute of your time and to treasure our faculty (what we have already) !

What a Great God we Have!

sweetpealuv — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 17:55:45 GMT

I know alot of times, we simply say, "Ask Jesus, and He'll heal you". But isn't that why He took the 39 stripes of beating? I have been told that all sicknesses and diseases fall under 39 categories. There is also the trap of falling into guilt if we don't see healing happen immediately. Our family has seen sickness, some healed here, and some not. We believe God can, but do we believe God will? It's alot easier said than done, but come what may, let's keep worshipping Christ, and He is able to do the rest. But Brooke's attitude of totally worshipping God, no matter what is happening in her body, is one of total commitment to Jesus. We have learned in situations in our family, that God will carry us through, as we continue to praise Him. God's blessings upon you.

Brooke: Letting go, letting God

meg martin — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 02:25:39 GMT

At 20, Brooke Smith had the life she wanted: beauty, boyfriends, a blossoming career styling hair and a bruising hobby as a star on her women's roller derby team. [See the story, videos, photos and more here.]

By 21, she'd been diagnosed with a rare, incurable form of cancer: alveolar soft part sarcoma. Her doctors told her it may not take its final toll for 10 to 15 years.

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