I don't own this song. I just love it.
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This song came on the radio on our way home this afternoon...
I listened to it over the happy sounds ofmy girls giggling while showing each other pictures from their books. I thought back to all of that time I spent praying that God would heal me, but the healing never came...
The healing just didn't come...
I couldn't bring life into the world, and I was lifeless in my soul. I had faith for the eternal, but desolate in my mortality. I felt alone~ few will ever struggle with this and only those that have ever understand. I was hopeless. It affected everything around me. I even pushed friends and loved ones away.
Life fell apart...
The years that we struggled with trying to have a baby were some of the darkest days I have ever endured... Even as I write this I have a light fluttering in my heart of shame and sadness. The pain of each loss mixed with the hope of one day seeing our babies that I never held on earth.
Dreams remained undone...
As I said the healing never came. Instead, another healing came with a phone call and a choice. You see a healing did come after some time; it just wasn't mine. God used me, my husband, and our pain to heal three little girls that were hurting and lost in the foster-care system. Believe me, I am in no way anything special, but I have arms that can hold, ears that can listen, and hands that can sign...those simple things~ God uses to help my girls heal.
He is good~ forever Faithful One, even when the healing doesn't come...
So, no, God didn't heal me; not like I thought He would....
He instead did the miraculous~
He changed~ He changed me. He changed my heart. He changed my mind.
He simply took my pain away when I first heard that simple, yet miraculous word~ "Mommy."
I know this song and thought can be taken my different ways... This is just simply my thoughts on it. This is how it touched my heart...
ReplyDeleteI hope the same for you.
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ReplyDeleteEva dear, I've been following your blog since right before you got the call about your girls. I have to say it is a priviledge to read your thoughts & share in this journey with y'all even though its just as a reader. I am so happy for you & the beautiful life that your diligence & faith have rewarded you with. We absolutely never would have dreamed at JCM, what beautiful, twisty, turny journey life would take all of us on but oh what a journey!
ReplyDeleteBrandi Amsden Garrett
Beautifully said, Brandi. Thanks so much!
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