we're in the part of our book that talks about his coma.
and what it meant for him to be inside of it. before he could talk.
so i asked him what he thought it was like or what it had done.
"it took my life away for those years. it's frightening because i don't even know what happened in that time. i do know one thing that God was doing with my wifey. He was making her a good helper. He was preparing me for living life again. (In all of this) He was in control and He loved me."
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oh my. i am speechless.
I really appreciate your posts and look forward to your book. I'm a paraplegic and my wife married me anyway. It's been 15 years so far. Thank you, God.
"He was in control and he loved me."
In the best and in the worst of times, we should all end each day with this thought. Thank you for sharing this.
Amen to that!
Oh Ian, you have such a way of giving us (and, especially, Larissa) what we need to hear. God has blessed you with a loving, giving heart. I am blessed in knowing you, both. Rene
It never fails! Every time I'm here, I am refreshed and my spirit renewed. Grateful that you both reflect the Gospel in your relationship.
Overwhelmed!!
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