God's cancer and faith

For millions of people around the world, cancer is considered physically and psychologically devastating. Because of the high prevalence of diseases worldwide and the serious lack of uncertainty and the most common treatments, it is value-for-money. from

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Many people can recognize this disease, either as a direct patient or as a family member, relative, university or other acquaintance who has experienced this experience. Cancer does not define any ethnic, religious, cultural or social boundaries. It affects the rich, the poor, the nobility, the sinners, the intellectuals, the drunkards, and even those who are considered to live a super-healthy life.

Affected by various factors in the diagnosis, the patient is full of fear, forced to abandon the problems of daily life, focusing on basic and eternal considerations, from

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 Introduction. From now on, not only the physical pain, but also the emotional pain, loss, regret and relationship-induced severe pain caused by the roller coaster have become the norm.

Victims seek hope in places they can find. Many people bring this pursuit to God, or the God they identify with. In such a crisis, the relationship with God begins. For Christians, access to the resources of God and their faith is essential. Secondly, the support of close friends and family members, who all experienced the crisis with the victims to some extent. In the shadow from

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 All participants need to consider understanding, compassion and advice.

This leads us to understand the heartbreaking story of Shirley Cameron.

Parents born in South Africa in 1975 were told that they could not get pregnant, and Shirley grew up to be a pastor's child. Although her very talented and talented life develops into a struggle against depression, a failed friendship, and believes that she is worthless and not cute, not God and not anyone else. Her marriage failed after five and a half years, and she found herself alone in the UK. At the university, she decided that since she grew up in Christianity, she faced a ruthless God who could not please, she always found her fault, and she would turn away from it.

In the UK, her desire turned into a successful professional woman, traveling and entertaining. But as time went by, she was surprised to find that what she wanted most was to marry and have children. Her mother has always been a close friend and confidant, and more eager than anyone who would meet God and be saved. The Lord continued to pursue Shirley and her trip on Dunedin Beach alone, and she prayed for a long time "because I thought God might want to hear me."

Through her efforts to find the right person and other living environment, her relationship with God gained strength. Then in April 2013, now a member of Reading's Greyfriars Church, Shirley's entire life became reversed when she was diagnosed with cancer.

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 . He blessed her, but the most important thing is that by realizing what she wants most, he loves her knowledge.

This experience is fascinating in the book. "Mom, please help me die" . Read it, no doubt, it will change your personal and spiritual outlook, not just cancer, but also life.

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