today, i will tell you about my mom. when my mom was 31, she was diagnosed with cervical cancer. (she had never had HPV) she had to have a radical hysterectomy (her uterus, cervix, and lymph nodes were removed, but she was able to keep her ovaries), and recovered. she didn't tell us (kids) that it was cancer, my dad told us...after her surgery. they had been split up for about 6 months when she had her surgery, but he still wanted to be there for her...and us.
this isn't the miracle.
two years ago, my mom was having problems with pain in her back and abdomen. she went to the doctor and found out she had a cyst or tumor on her ovary the size of a softball. she had already had problems with her thyroid having tumors (non cancerous), but the doctor was sure that she had ovarian cancer. she had surgery, the doctors took out the tumor and both her ovaries, and thank God it wasn't cancer. the doctors were mystified. she had been so sure she would have to tell my mom she cancer. my mom said, "God told me it was just a tumor, and i was going to be ok."
for more miracles, go see beth at http://beth-amomslife.blogspot.com .
please continue to pray for jessica and her family. the numbers haven't looked good.
http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/jessicainchiostro
thanks everyone.
Monday, April 28, 2008
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I love it when God mystefies the doctors! Your mom sounds like a woman of great faith. So glad that it wasn't cancer!
So awesome, God is so great.
A tumor the size of a softball on an ovary is mind-boggling considering an ovary is about the size of a grape. Thank God for your mom's miracle.
KEEP BELIEVING
That's amazing and awesome, Amy!!! Your life is just full of miracles! Thanks for sharing.
Love, ME
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